Religion, Children's Literature, and Modernity in Western Europe, 1750-2000

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In the third part we will consider the era of Western rule. The challenge to the Western world appeared in the change of the balance between development and colonization era and the balance of the Islamic world, the Far East and Africa from 1500 to 1750. Prior to 1750 the scope of the Western side advantage was similar to that of other areas. The book explains the "swing imbalance" of European old orders, the expansion of Europe and the cultural adaptation of outliers including the United States. From 1750 to 1950, the emergence of the West in international large cities was explained as continuous territorial expansion, industrialism, democratic revolution and knowledge. This period means discontinuity: the global impact on the West transcends all historical similarities

This era of Western Europe was called the early modern era of modern Europe, including Protestant reform, European religious war, era discovery and the beginning of European colonialism. A precedent, an era of enlightenment, and related scientific progress were the first stages of the Industrial Revolution. The fact that Western countries become dominant culturally and politically during this period is called a large inconsistency.

Western literature, also called European literature, is a literary work of European languages ​​against the background of Western European culture, including literary works belonging to the Indo-European language family and geographically or historically related languages ​​such as Basque and Hungarian Yes. . Western literature is considered to be one of the deciding factors in Western civilization