In 1913, The Times quoted Edward Hagaman Hall, the secretary of the American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society, as saying that because there was "little permanence on which to fasten one's memories, affections and historical traditions," humankind needed "monuments to the best and noblest human effort".
With friends like humankind, who needs enemies?
As a postwar generation of women found themselves stranded in the suburbs, Barnet's subjects all rejected the time's hypermasculine, technology-obsessed ethos, in which "nature existed to serve humankind's needs"; instead, they saw people as an integral part of nature.
Fact to humankind's needs of reaching information faster& effective, less design&production costs gave rise to importance of e-publications.
"If we are to maintain the pace of scientific discovery for the benefit of humankind, scientists need to ensure that outstanding people with many different talents will continue to join the scientific community" [National Academy of Sciences NASS), 2000, p. vii].
It is a visual metaphor of Humankind's need for a covenant with God.
But, like every amazing advance made by humankind, this goal needs a Big Push.
Whereas other heroes may imagine they can liberate humankind, Freud neither needed nor offered consolation.
