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100			_aReddy S. Jaipal
245			_aTen Ideologies: _bThe Great Asymmetry between Agrarianism and Industrialism / _cBy S. Jaipal Reddy
260			_bOrient BlackSwan ; _c2019, _aHyderabad.
300			_a304 pages _c24 cm.
365			_bRs. 1150.00
505			_a Foreword - Gopalkrishna Gandhi - Preface - Introduction - Part I: Four Great Movements: 1. The Renaissance - 2. Humanism (Hellenic) - 3. The Reformation (Protestant) - 4. Scientific Revolution - Part II: Ten Ideologies: 5. Nationalism - 6. Democracy - 7. Liberalism - 8. Capitalism - 9. Evolutionary Socialism. 10. Revolutionary Socialism - 11. Feminism - 12. Environmentalism - 13. Nuclear Pacifism - 14. Globalism - 15. The Great Asymmetry - Bibliography - Index.
520			_aIn modern history, the Industrial Revolution is seen as the biggest break, helping humankind move from the Agrarian to the Industrial era. In Ten Ideologies, eminent scholar and politician S. Jaipal Reddy presents an overview of world history and studies the four great movements that laid the foundation of the Industrial Revolution: The Renaissance; Humanism; Protestant Reformation; and The Scientific Revolution. He also points out that these movements were themselves influenced by the legacy of China, India and West Asia. The author believes that ideology is just as important today; if social ideologies die out, primordial cultural identities based on religion, race, or nation will reawaken, thereby dividing society further. In this context, he discusses ten major ideologies that shaped the world: (i) Nationalism, (ii) Democracy, (iii) Liberalism, (iv) Capitalism, (v) Evolutionary Socialism, (vi) Revolutionary Socialism, (vii) Feminism, (viii) Environmentalism, (ix) Nuclear Pacifism, and (x) Globalism. Informative and incisive, this reader provides a rare and compact coverage of ideologies, and a study of the great asymmetry between pre-industrial passions and post-industrial weapons.
630			_aPolitical Science
630			_aDemocracy
630			_aCapitalism
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