As Amitav Ghosh describes it in The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable, "Only those people who had thrown off the shackles of their environment were thought to be endowed with historical agency …" The realisation of freedom, as here described, entails one's transcending or escaping the material constraints of life.
However Marx refused to speculate in detail about the nature of communism, arguing that it would arise through historical processes, and was not the realisation of a pre-determined moral ideal.
"Not since the last shots of Schindler's List have I been so overcome with the realisation that real people, in recent historical times, had to undergo such inhumanity," wrote the late, revered American film writer Roger Ebert of the acclaimed picture.
And should we, in an instant of bovine tranquillity, manage to forget this, our bloated historical consciousness will prod us back into the dispiriting realisation that everything passes.
In considering the interface between British Colombia's small Coast Salish Nation, the Tsleil-Waututh, and local authorities, Barry explains how the Indigenous quest to engage in development partnerships led to a realisation of the need to better articulate historical connections to the land.
The remainder of this paper attempts to provide historical, physiological and neurological explanations as to how the realisation of the same linguistic function has diverged in different modes, and then to relate that function to the issue of punctuation.
This realisation then dovetailed with the availability of more extensive historical data on the operation of the economy.
The algorithm assigns bullish and bearish classes to a set of query patterns by looking the price behaviour that follows the realisation of similar, in terms of price and volume, historical subsequences to these queries.
The realisation that Contemporary Art is in fact a time-limited historical period, that can end, is a radical moment.
Cumulatively these examples are meant, not only to undermine historical narratives which portray the modern development of humankind as the progressive realisation of freedom, but also to support an account of individuals in the modern world as increasingly oppressed by the spiritual.
