Egon Friedell
What’s inside
Egon Friedell’s ‘A Cultural History of the Modern Age’ is a sweeping examination of Western culture from the Renaissance to the early 20th century, exploring significant societal, artistic, and philosophical developments.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the evolution of Western culture
- Analyzing the influence of historical events on art and philosophy
- Appreciating the interconnectedness of cultural movements
- Gaining insight into early 20th-century societal changes
Key Points
- The Dawn of the Modern Age with the Renaissance
- Enlightenment and the Quest for Reason
- The Impact of Industrial Revolution on Culture
- Romanticism and its Challenges to the Status Quo
- Cultural Transformations of the 19th Century
- Tensions in Early 20th Century Philosophy and Art
Who’s it For
- History enthusiasts
- Cultural studies scholars
- Readers interested in Western civilization
- Students of modern philosophy
About the author
Egon Friedell was a prominent Austrian cultural historian, playwright, actor, and essayist known for his intellectual depth and wit.