politics – Revolutionary Cities

May 25, 2024May 25, 2024

Impact of Social Divisions in the Society: Does Industrialization Encourage Further Social Class Divisions?

MUHBA Oliva Artés Museu Historia de Barcelona showcases the industrial, immigration, and demographic growth of Barcelona. The museum helped me understand the city from both social and historical perspectives. It goes beyond mere exhibits by providing in-depth information about Barcelona’s history, connecting it to significant developmental milestones. As you walk through the museum, you learn … Continue reading Impact of Social Divisions in the Society: Does Industrialization Encourage Further Social Class Divisions?

May 19, 2024

The Lourve and Liberty Leading the People

Walking through the Lourve Museum, I previously knew that it had a reputation for being one of the largest museums in the world but, I could have never expected the sheer amount of artwork in the Lourve’s collection. It was almost overwhelming when there was another piece of art to carefully observe and analyze everywhere … Continue reading The Lourve and Liberty Leading the People

May 12, 2024May 12, 2024

Reflecting Upon the Legitimacy of Non-Violence

I have always learned of the French Revolution as a story of the reclamation of popular sovereignty over Monarchy. Rule of the people over everything else. However, through our readings and lectures, I have come to understand that this was not necessarily the case. The National Assembly originally reacted negatively to the storming of the … Continue reading Reflecting Upon the Legitimacy of Non-Violence