In fact, Mr. Bobbitt reinterprets World War I as the first in a series of epochal wars of the 20th century specifically fought over which of these forms of governance could claim legitimacy.
Above all, the election of Donald J Trump has the feel of an epochal event, of a geopolitical disruption, of planet-wide regime change.
The pattern of epochal evolution of NoV is ongoing, while novel GII.4 variants emerge and cause new pandemics.
The pattern of epochal evolution of NoV is ongoing, and novel GII.4 variants emerge, which replace previously dominant strains and cause new pandemics.
And on top of all that he masterminded one of the epochal events of the 20th century.
"This island is the setting of one of the most epochal dramas of our time, but it is ignored," said Giuseppina Nicolini, the mayor of Lampedusa.
In the wake of the epochal opening of Jaws 40 years ago, the film industry would find itself on the brink of a brave new world wherein saturation marketing and mall-rat teen audiences were the keys to untold riches.
Doing so will enrich the understanding of the epochal meanings of the American Revolution.
In 1919 and 1920, in the midst of an epochal boom of urbanization, D. W. Griffith filmed "Way Down East," a pastoral melodrama set in a nostalgic small-town and rural America, which I discuss in the clip below.
Of the Second World War, the epochal event of the century, Hobsbawm says, "I did nothing of significance in it, and was not asked to".
