There is another, even steeper, hurdle to understanding Atatürk's drastic cultural revolution: the basic assumption, shared by many western readers, that societies must modernise and become more secular and rational, relegating their premodern past to museums or, in the case of religion, to private life.
It is of considerable significance to ascertain whether new species arise by altering only a few genes or whether the process requires drastic changes a genetic "revolution," as postulated by some evolutionists in the past.
Realize that a drastic political or social revolution is almost always about freedom.
"People stress the fruit of the I.T. revolution for the drastic economic advance of the United States during the 1990's," he said.
In the wake of exhibitions like the 2015 New Museum Triennial and the rise of the art world's Instagram obsession, it seems that the digital revolution and the drastic changes it has wrought in every aspect of how we live, work, and play have become more central to the art conversation now.
In many Western countries and certainly in your correspondent's native Poland such drastic government moves would have fuelled a revolution.
A very powerful word indeed that I think fits like a glove for this will most assuredly be a revolution; "a far-reaching and drastic change" that will impact everything and everyone along the lines of the mobile phone.
"The most drastic charts don't begin to show the revolution in agriculture in the last 10 years," Mr. Duffy said.
The post-revolution period was marked by a drastic increase in enrolment at the nation's seminary; the 100th native Indonesian clergyman was ordained in 1956.
'Live your own horror movie' Berlin synth-popper starts dance revolution Being on live TV didn't faze him Drastic times still thought to call for drastic measures however Christmas signage wasn't thought all the way through at a mall in Wisconsin this year, where a notice advertising a 'date with Santa' was placed in front of a double bed.
