Patrick Bade
Historical Introduction 1848-1914, Part 2
Summary
Continuing to explore the period between 1848 and 1914, this lecture transitions from imperialism to nationalism and patriotism, highlighting the increase in national awareness and the bitter rivalry between France and Germany. The impact of assimilation on Western culture is explored, noting the significant contributions made by Jews after the ghettos were opened up, particularly during the era of Napoleon. Further, Patrick Bade shares an overview of societal conditions of 19th-century women, emphasizing the challenges faced by those in various occupations and the impact of inventions like the sewing machine and typewriter on women’s liberation. Part 2 of 2.
Patrick Bade
Patrick Bade is a historian, writer, and broadcaster. He studied at UCL and the Courtauld Institute of Art. He was a senior lecturer at Christie’s Education for many years and has worked for the Art Fund, Royal Opera House, National Gallery, and V&A. He has published on 19th- and early 20th-century paintings and historical vocal recordings. His latest book is Music Wars: 1937–1945.