"I had a vision of revolution.
The Yippies, or Youth International Party, were left-wing activists who had emerged from the America's hippy underground with a vision of revolution that, as one commentator said, was 'more Groucho Marx than Karl Marx'.
"The vision of Revolution has always been to love people and care about people and just be friends with people," he said.
They have kept alive the vision of the revolution and the ideal of human rights for all.
Instead of being united around George W. Bush's vision of democratic revolution, conservatives are increasingly divided over what lessons to draw from America's post-9/11 interventions.
In this way, Mokyr's vision of a revolution made by hand retrieves the best side of the Enlightenment, and Voltaire as he really was.
Gentler songs like "Julia" and "I Will" have a lovely transparency, and hard rockers like "Yer Blues" and "Helter Skelter" — as well as John Lennon's quirky vision of dystopia, "Revolution 9" — have a power and fullness unheard until now.
On Saturday Mr. Chávez, 58, a fiery leftist who has used Venezuela's oil riches to steer the country toward his very personalized vision of socialist revolution, announced that an examination in Cuba had found malignant cancer cells that required immediate surgery.
The drive that fuels Sangari's vision of social revolution is decidedly more Ghandi than Che: it demands freedom for a change in the viewpoint and practice of the people themselves, rather than a change of politics.
The Arab Spring, once unthinkable in a regime of iron control by insouciant elites, has turned into the Arab Summer and soon-to-be Fall without a clear vision of where revolutions are going in Egypt and Tunisia, or where bloody uprisings will lead those still fighting stubborn dictatorships in Syria and Libya.
At night, he often sat by the campfire, where scattered sparks created fleeting constellations, and listened to the rebels share their visions of the revolution.
