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Reflections on 'Rationality' and 'Development'

Despite the ascerbic and bitter critique of those who opposed a triumphant capitalism, the 19th century glorified ’progress’. The First World War and, after a short interlude, the Depression, the rise of Fascism and Nazism in Europe and the obvious inevitability of another world war, all seemed to demonstrate that the system was ungovernable, and led to a collapse of the official ideology. The theme of the thirties was ’the crisis of progress’.