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    Society has a significant effect on education. How society develops reflects the ideas and changes education undergoes. Society has always shaped education and has also influenced how people view children and the importance of their learning. The Age of Enlightenment was a key period of shaping modern day concepts surrounding education as many ideas surrounding education were challenged at this time. During this period the belief for freedom and rights was a main component people believed was…

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    There were many extraordinary things about these too chapters. We started talking about the scientific revolution in the last chapter, and then went right into the enlightenment period. Both are extremely powerful, and educational events. Since science had popularized in the years before the enlightenment extraordinary people like Newton, and Locke became a source of education for many. It was said that Newton was known as the “greatest and realist genius that ever rose for the ornament and…

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    Reasons For Futurism

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    Robert E. Kelsey Jr. Doc. Gregory Caicco ART1030 P01 11/6/2017 Style Guide for Futurism and Purism. Futurism In a contemporaneous era of the early 1900’s with modernistic art movements, “Futurism” redefined a well social-political agenda. This inauguration was named by the “charismatic Italian poet as well playwriter Filippo Tommaso Marinetti” (1876-1944). 1909 was the creation “Futurism” movement, but soon encompassed the visual arts and cinemas, music and architecture. “Futurists” were…

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    Atlantic World Analysis

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    eliminating “divine-rights” that Kings used to keep the people oppressed. The idea of people being independent brought revolutionary actions into many nations. Humans need to keep in mind “the Atlantic World” when reviewing the whole past. Without this age of darkness and progress, the world would not be the way it is today, just centuries later. It is truly astonishing how much change can occur over a few centuries. In order to remain vigilant, humans must remember the past, to avoid repeating…

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    The Englightment Era The Enlightenment period was an important era in a European scholarly development of the seventeenth and eighteenth hundreds of years in which thoughts concerning God, reason, nature, and humankind were blended into a perspective that increased comprehensive consent in the West and that prompted progressive improvements in craftsmanship, rationality, and legislative issues. Vital to Enlightenment believed were the utilization and festivity of reason, the force by which…

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    amounts. Its wide popularity promoted learning about the world and less of spirits. The text included scientific discoveries in areas such as science, arts, politics, and humanitarian issues . Denis Diderot aimed to transform the society and wanted people to ask questions such as “does god really exist” or “what is the true meaning of government.” Diderot, a brilliant activist of the Age of Enlightenment, wrote this encyclopedia that dealt a blow to the church. The encyclopedia, much like the…

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    Wittenberg. (Taylor, Tanya ‘Tutorial’ Jan 22 nd , 2018. York university, Toronto, ON.). One of the main reasons the printing press contributed to the reform was because of its connection to the Bible, and the production/distribution of it. During the early ages of the 3 Mohamed renaissance, most civilians were illiterate, and could not read. Most would look towards the church for guidance, and the listening of scriptures from the Bible. The church essentially dictated the way a person would…

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    silky Japanese robes with patterns of bamboo and fruit blossoms in vivid colors. In 1923,Egyptian motifs flooded the fashion industry. Women were fascinated by hieroglyphics and Egyptian patterns. The high demand for Egyptian styles was due to the discovery of King Tutankhamen, a year prior. Women went as far as bathing in iodine to achieve the desired Cleopatra…

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    then, is when life actually gets tough. Constant stress, confused thinking patterns, figuring out your future, finding a job, and paying bills top the dreaded list of adulthood responsibilities. After weighing out the good and bad of such a glorious age, I have discovered life has stressed me out and gave me part depression. On the contrary, I have found working hard to beat these awry events very self-satisfying. Therefore, I’m glad these dilemmas have been present in my life because they have…

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    religion guiding freedom Kant established that this concept should be a focus for political leaders and moral political decision-making. Kant ([1784] 2013) sates “If it is now asked whether we at present live in an enlightened age, the answer is: No, but we do live in an age of enlightenment”. Through Kant’s quote I interpret that the expectation of a leader is to enforce freedom by enlightening his subjects through the actions of becoming a guardian. In Immanuel Kant’s ([1784] 2013) Answer the…

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