Eric Hobsbawm

Age of Extremes: The Short Twentieth Century, 1914-1991

The Century: A Bird’s Eye View The Age of Catastrophe The Age of Total War The World Revolution Into the Economic Abyss The Fall of Liberalism Against the Common Enemy The Arts 1914-15 End of Empires The Golden Age Cold War The Golden Years The Social Revolution 1945-1990 Cultural Revolution The Third World ‘Real Socialism’

The Age of Capital: 1848-1875

Preface Introduction Revolutionary Prelude ‘The Springtime of Peoples’ Developments The Great Boom The World Unified Conflicts and War Building Nations The Forces of Democracy Losers Winners Changing Society Results The Land Men Moving City, Industry, the Working Class The Bourgeois World Science, Religion, Ideology The Arts Conclusion Tables Maps

The Age of Revolution: 1789-1848

Preface Introduction Developments The World in the 1780s The Industrial Revolution The French Revolution War Peace Revolutions Nationalism Results Land Towards an Industrial World The Career Open to Talent The Labouring Poor Ideology: Religion Ideology: Secular The Arts Science Conclusion: Towards 1848 Maps

Nations and Nationalism Since 1780

Preface Introduction The nation as novelty: from revolution to liberalism Popular proto-nationalism The government perspective The transformation of nationalism 1870-1018 The apogee of nationalism 1918-1950 Nationalism in the late twentieth century

The Age of Empire: 1875-1914

Overture The Centenarian Revolution An Economy Changes Gear The Age of Empire The Politics of Democracy Workers of the World Waving Flags: Nations and Nationalism Who’s Who or the Uncertainties of the Bourgeoisie The New Woman The Arts Transformed Certainties Undermined: The Sciences Reason and Society Towards Revolution From Peace to War Epilogue