Sentence examples for implications for history from inspiring English sources

He published this translation, with an extended commentary on Prometheus and the myth's implications for history, under the title The Crucifixion of Intellectual Man (and then changed it back to Prometheus when the book was republished in the 1960s, saying that the earlier title had "come to seem a bit pretentious" ).

One implication for history educators is that the guarded, conservative voice modelled for students in their history textbooks is markedly different from the more argumentative ones (Interpreter and Adjudicator) that students are required to take up in their written essays, especially in the later years of schooling.

If eventually Burckhardt's study of the Renaissance provided a basic model for the treatment of cultural history in general, the implications for art history were best realized by his pupil and successor, Heinrich Wölfflin.

The Keys have implications for American history and politics.

What are the implications for Mesoamerican history by naming the Olmecs either a sister culture or mother culture? 5. Read a translation of the Mayan creation myth, Popol Vuh.

"We try to be cautious on days like this," said the ABC news anchor, "but this map marks the beginning of an era of discovery that will affect the lives of every human being, with implications for science, history, business, ethics, religion, and, of course, medicine".

And that would have profound implications for human history.

There was abundant biological evidence of an Ice Age (e.g., fossils of animals and plants with characteristic features, tree rings…), and in turn, the possibility of the existence of massive glaciers carried several implications for the history of life, none of which were compatible with the Biblical description: We can assume that the same demands are placed on all animals and plants.