IDENTIFICATIONS
Explain the significance of the following: |
| 1. Communards
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2. "social gospel"
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3. natural selection
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| 4. impressionism
| 5. agnosticism
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6. expressionism
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| 7. papal infallibility
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8. cubism
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9. mutation hypothesis
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| 10. behaviorism
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11. realists
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12. psychoanalysis
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WHO AM I?
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| 1. Advocate of terrorism to overthrow the state, which he regarded as the manifestation of supreme evil.
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| 2. Vigorous defender of Darwin against religious critics.
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| 3. Famous playwright, identified with a group of moderate socialists.
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| 4. Dramatist in rebellion against the tyranny of conventional middle-class society.
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| 5. Anthropologist who produced arguments to support cultural "relativism".
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| 6. Painter of The Starry Night.
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| 7. Laid foundation for expressionist movement in painting.
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| 8. German parliamentarian who believed socialism could be achieved through gradual reform.
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| 9. Opponent of materialism, whose Syllabus of Errorsproduced widespread controversy.
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| 10. One of Russia's greatest novelists, champion of the simple life, and opponent of social and political evils.
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| 11. English philosopher, exponent of extreme individualism and of revolutionary theory, leader of the Social Darwinists.
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| 12. Author of Reflections on Violence which expounded doctrine of the general strike.
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| 13. Russian poet who shifted from romanticism to realism.
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| 14. Discoverer of the condition reflex.
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