Fever Model of a Revolution 2007

1. Fever Model of a Revolution
•What differences are there between the
beginning, the height of the flu, and the end?
•Describe the progression of an illness like the
flu.

2. Convalescence
Crisis
Stage
Symptomatic
Stage
Incubation
Stage
Much like an illness, revolutions can also be studied in stages
Fever Model of Revolution

3. Convalescence
Crisis
Stage
Symptomatic
Stage
Incubation
Stage
Incubation Stage

4. Incubation Stage
In an Illness
• Apersonbecomes
infectedwithillness
• ’ Symptomshavent
started
In a Revolution
• Rangeoflongterm
- , causespolitical
, , socialeconomic
intellectual
• Canfesterforyears
withoutanyaction

5. Convalescence
Crisis
Stage
Symptomatic
Stage
Incubation
Stage
Symptomatic Stage

6. Symptomatic Stage
In an Illness
• Startstoshow
symptomsinan
observableway
• , Coughtemperature
, mayrisemayfeel
weakandqueasy
In a Revolution
• Directactionresulting
fromissuesin
incubationstage
• Mayincludepublication
ofworksdemand
, , changeriotsorother
directresponsesto
problems

7. Crisis Stage
Convalescence
Symptomatic
Stage
Incubation
Stage
Crisis Stage

8. Crisis Stage
In an Illness
• Criticalstage
• Eitherthefever
breaksaftergetting
worseOR
• Theillnessgets
progressivelyworse
andkillsthe
individual
In a Revolution
• Involvesdirect
- conflicteither
throughdebateora
. warCanbeprolonged
orshort
• Successfulrevolutions
- survivethisstage
’ thosethatdontare
consideredfailed
.rebellions

9. Convalescence
Crisis
Stage
Symptomatic
Stage
Incubation
Stage
Convalescence Stage

10. Convalescence Stage
InanIllness
• Thepersonmightbe
weakenedand
susceptibleto
futureillnesses
• Thepersonmight
, recoverafteratime
withnewknowledge
andexperiencethat
mightpreventfuture
illnesses
InaRevolution
• Involvesrecovery
fromtheCrisis
- Stagesometimes
takingyears
• Issuesthatcaused
revolutionare
- addressedthough
everyonemaynot
.besatisfied