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A new, fully revised and updated edition of a well-established, unique work of reference and companion to all fields of modern thought. * First published in Fontana paperback in 1977; second revised edition published in Fontana paperback in 1988; now the third substantially revised edition makes its first ever appearance in hardback. * Edited by Alan Bullock (author of HITLER AND Fontana Press) and Stephen Trombley, the book covers the whole range of modern thought, anthropology, world history, critical theory, economics, education, philosophy, music, cinema, drama, architecture, literature, medicine, law, geography, linguistics, criminology, feminism, sociology, archaeology, religion, maths, computer studies, psychology, the sciences...
This reference work seeks to provide a comprehensive, accessible lexicon of the concepts, movements, and figures that have defined intellectual discourse in the modern era. Edited by Alan Bullock and Stephen Trombley, the volume synthesizes contributions from a wide array of subject matter experts to clarify complex terminology across disciplines ranging from the humanities to the hard sciences. It serves as a foundational tool for students and researchers navigating the dense landscape of twentieth-century thought.
What You Will Find
The work is regarded as a standard reference text for its breadth and the clarity of its entries across diverse academic fields. Its structure suggests a high level of utility for general readers and scholars seeking a reliable starting point for interdisciplinary research.
Page Count:
684
Publication Date:
1988-01-01
Publisher:
Fontana Books
ISBN-10:
000634884X
ISBN-13:
9780006348849
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