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It is false to suppose that so long as Scripture and doctrine are preserved, disciplinary and liturgical tradition can safely be modernised at will.
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Technological advancement and modernisation have not brought inner peace and tranquillity. Rather, in spite of the creature comforts that modernisation has brought us, we are further away from inner peace than our ancestors were. Inner peace is for the most part of our lives very elusive; we never seem to get our hands on it...
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The world is constantly evolving, while the family endeavours to stay the same. Updated, refurbished, modernised, but essentially the same. A house in the landscape, both shelter and prison.
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I just asked you, Alan, what was your opinion about the trend towards modernisation in the performance of the classics?" Larry's dad said, with his lip curled up all funny.[...]
"I think it's okay. I don't think you should diss actors just 'cause they can't afford proper costumes."
Then Larry laughed, but his family all looked at me like I had sauce all over my face or something. So I wiped my mouth, but it was clean anyhow. But I made sure I was extra careful eating after that, just in case.
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As we have seen, neoliberalism propagated its ideology through a division of labour â academics shaping education, think tanks influencing policy, and popularisers manipulating the media. The inculcation of neoliberalism involved a full-spectrum project of constructing a hegemonic worldview. A new common sense was built that came to co-opt and eventually dominate the terminology of âmodernityâ and âfreedomâ â terminology that fifty years ago would have had very different connotations. Today, it is nearly impossible to speak these words without immediately invoking the precepts of neoliberal capitalism. We all know today that âmodernisationâ translates into job cuts, the slashing of welfare and the privatisation of government services. To modernise, today, simply means to neoliberalise. The term âfreedomâ has suffered a similar fate, reduced to individual freedom, freedom from the state, and the freedom to choose between consumer goods.
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The trouble with the nations of the West is that they are young, fickle, foolish and wealthy.
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Bizim için muasırlaĆmak demek, Avrupalılar gibi otomobiller, tayyareler yapıp kullanabilmek demektir, muasırlaĆmak Ćekilce ve maiĆetçe Avrupalılara benzemek deÄildir.
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P3- modernised poverty combines the lack of power over circumstances with a loss of personal potency
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This was the difficulty with laws and with legal language: they used language which very few people, apart from lawyers, understood. Penal Codes, then, were all very well, but she wondered whether it might not be simpler to rely on something like the Ten Commandments, which, with a bit of modernisation, seemed to give a perfectly good set of guidelines for the conduct of oneâs life,
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You know," he added reflectively, "we've got a much easier job now than we should have had fifty years ago. If we'd had to modernise a country then it would have meant constitutional monarchy, bicameral legislature, proportional representation, women's suffrage, independent judicature, freedom of the press, referendums . . ."
"What is all that?" asked the Emperor.
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The Russians do have a small naval presence in Tartus on Syriaâs Mediterranean coast (this partially explains their support for the Syrian government when fighting broke out in 2011), but it is a limited supply and replenishment base, not a major force despite being extended and modernised in 2019.
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Perhaps the best example for the continuing power and importance of traditional religions in the modern world comes from Japan. In 1853 an American fleet forced Japan to open itself to the modern world. In response, the Japanese state embarked on a rapid and extremely successful process of modernisation. Within a few decades, it became a powerful bureaucratic state relying on science, capitalism and the latest military technology to defeat China and Russia, occupy Taiwan and Korea, and ultimately sink the American fleet at Pearl Harbor and destroy the European empires in the Far East. Yet Japan did not copy blindly the Western blueprint. It was fiercely determined to protect its unique identity, and to ensure that modern Japanese will be loyal to Japan rather than to science, to modernity, or to some nebulous global community.
To that end, Japan upheld the native religion of Shinto as the cornerstone of Japanese identity. In truth, the Japanese state reinvented Shinto. Traditional Shinto was a hodge-podge of animist beliefs in various deities, spirits and ghosts, and every village and temple had its own favourite spirits and local customs. In the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century, the Japanese state created an official version of Shinto, while discouraging many local traditions. This âState Shintoâ was fused with very modern ideas of nationality and race, which the Japanese elite picked from the European imperialists. Any element in Buddhism, Confucianism and the samurai feudal ethos that could be helpful in cementing loyalty to the state was added to the mix. To top it all, State Shinto enshrined as its supreme principle the worship of the Japanese emperor, who was considered a direct descendant of the sun goddess Amaterasu, and himself no less than a living god.
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Consequently, in 1958 the Chinese government was informed that annual grain production was 50 per cent more than it actually was. Believing the reports, the government sold millions of tons of rice to foreign countries in exchange for weapons and heavy machinery, assuming that enough was left to feed the Chinese population. The result was the worst famine in history and the death of tens of millions of Chinese.3 Meanwhile, enthusiastic reports of Chinaâs farming miracle reached audiences throughout the world. Julius Nyerere, the idealistic president of Tanzania, was deeply impressed by the Chinese success. In order to modernise Tanzanian agriculture, Nyerere resolved to establish collective farms on the Chinese model. When peasants objected to the plan, Nyerere sent the army and police to destroy traditional villages and forcibly relocate hundreds of thousands of peasants onto the new collective farms. Government propaganda depicted the farms as miniature paradises, but many of them existed only in government documents. The protocols and reports written in the capital Dar es Salaam said that on such-and-such a date the inhabitants of such-and-such village were relocated to such-and-such farm. In reality, when the villagers reached their destination, they found absolutely nothing there. No houses, no fields, no tools. Officials nevertheless reported great successes to themselves and to President Nyerere. In fact, within less than ten years Tanzania was transformed from Africaâs biggest food exporter into a net food importer that could not feed itself without external assistance. In 1979, 90 per cent of Tanzanian farmers lived on collective farms, but they generated only 5 per cent of the countryâs agricultural output.4
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But now, looking back, the era since the fall of the Berlin Wall seems like one of complacency, of opportunities lost. Enormous inequalities â of wealth and opportunity â have been allowed to grow, between nations and within nations. In particular, the disastrous invasion of Iraq in 2003, and the long years of austerity policies imposed on ordinary people following the scandalous economic crash of 2008, have brought us to a present in which Far Right ideologies and tribal nationalisms proliferate. Racism, in its traditional forms and in its modernised, better-marketed versions, is once again on the rise, stirring beneath our civilised streets like a buried monster awakening. For the moment we seem to lack any progressive cause to unite us. Instead, even in the wealthy democracies of the West, we're fracturing into rival camps from which to compete bitterly for resources or power.
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Perhaps the best example for the continuing power and importance of traditional religions in the modern world comes from Japan. In 1853 an American fleet forced Japan to open itself to the modern world. In response, the Japanese state embarked on a rapid and extremely successful process of modernisation. Within a few decades, it became a powerful bureaucratic state relying on science, capitalism and the latest military technology to defeat China and Russia, occupy Taiwan and Korea, and ultimately sink the American fleet at Pearl Harbor and destroy the European empires in the Far East. Yet Japan did not copy blindly the Western blueprint. It was fiercely determined to protect its unique identity, and to ensure that modern Japanese will be loyal to âJapan rather than to science, to modernity, or to some nebulous global community.
To that end, Japan upheld the native religion of Shinto as the cornerstone of Japanese identity. In truth, the Japanese state reinvented Shinto. Traditional Shinto was a hodge-podge of animist beliefs in various deities, spirits and ghosts, and every village and temple had its own favourite spirits and local customs. In the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century, the Japanese state created an official version of Shinto, while discouraging many local traditions. This âState Shintoâ was fused with very modern ideas of nationality and race, which the Japanese elite picked from the European imperialists. Any element in Buddhism, Confucianism and the samurai feudal ethos that could be helpful in cementing loyalty to the state was added to the mix. To top it all, State Shinto enshrined as its supreme principle the worship of the Japanese emperor, who was considered a direct descendant of the sun goddess Amaterasu, and himself no less than a living god.
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Challengeâ is one of those words executives like to say at conferences. It makes them sound like theyâre at the forefront of something. Words such as âmodernisationâ, âdevelopment technologyâ and âthe futureâ are bandied about at any professional gathering, even if itâs one attended by just milkmen. The word that bugs me most at the moment is âchoiceâ. Businesses and governments now say âchoiceâ as readily as a two-year-old says âpooâ. Somehow our movers and shakers have got it into their heads that our lives are enriched by having available a vaster spread of options, but there are certain times when the last thing you need is a choice. When youâre ill, for example. You want to go straight to hospital, without having to decide which one. Yet our administrators think itâs nice we can now choose the hospital we go to. Itâs a false choice. If there are two hospitals nearby, a good one and a terrible one, thereâs nothing to be gained from offering sick people the option of going to the terrible one. Better to knock it down or improve it. People who choose to go to the terrible one need their heads examining, although not at the hospital theyâve just chosen.
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A few days ago her startled eye had caught an advertisement in the newspaper, headed 'Literary Machine'; had it then been invented at last, some automaton to supply the place of such poor creatures as herself to turn out books and articles? Alas! the machine was only one for holding volumes conveniently, that the work of literary manufacture might be physically lightened. But surely before long some Edison would make the true automaton; the problem must be comparatively such a simple one. Only to throw in a given number of old books, and have them reduced, blended, modernised into a single one for to-day's consumption.
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Unit 1âs service life came to an end on November 30th 1996 after Ukraineâs government agreed to decommission it in exchange for US$300 million of foreign funds to modernise Ukraineâs power sector, including improvements to Chernobylâs remaining reactor. Despite this, the plant struggled through its final few weeks, during which it was forced to shut down first because of weather damage to electricity infrastructure and then from a steam leak. In a televised event on December 15th, 2000, Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma ordered the permanent shut down of the plant live from Unit 3âs control room, saying, âTo fulfil a state decision and Ukraineâs international obligations, I hereby order the premature stoppage of the operation of reactor number 3 at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.â267 With that, Chernobylâs last reactor ceased producing power for the final time.
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In his firm grip on the earth he inherits, in his improvidence and generosity, in his lavishness with his gifts, in his manly vanity, in the obscure sense of his greatness and in his faithful devotion with something despairing as well as desperate in its impulses, he is a Man of the People, their very own unenvious force, disdaining to lead but ruling from within. Years afterwards, grown older as the famous Captain Fidanza, with a stake in the country, going about his many affairs followed by respectful glances in the modernised streets of Sulaco, calling on the widow of the cargador, attending the Lodge, listening in unmoved silence to anarchist speeches at the meeting, the enigmatical patron of the new revolutionary agitation, the trusted, the wealthy comrade Fidanza with the knowledge of his moral ruin locked up in his breast, he remains essentially a Man of the People. In his mingled love and scorn of life and in the bewildered conviction of having been betrayed, of dying betrayed he hardly knows by what or by whom, he is still of the People, their undoubted Great Manâwith a private history of his own.
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The reorganisation of the world has at first to be mainly the work of a "movement" or a Party or a religion or cult, whatever we choose to call it. We may call it New Liberalism or the New Radicalism or what not. It will not be a close-knit organisation, toeing the Party line and so forth. It may be a very loose-knit and many faceted, but if a sufficient number of minds throughout the world, irrespective of race, origin or economic and social habituations, can be brought to the free and candid recognition of the essentials of the human problem, then their effective collaboration in a conscious, explicit and open effort to reconstruct human society will ensue. And to begin with they will do all they can to spread and perfect this conception of a new world order, which they will regard as the only working frame for their activities, while at the same time they will set themselves to discover and associate with themselves, everyone, everywhere, who is intellectually able to grasp the same broad ideas and morally disposed to realise them. The distribution of this essential conception one may call propaganda, but in reality it is education. The opening phase of this new type of Revolution must involve therefore a campaign for re-invigorated and modernised education throughout the world, an education that will have the same ratio to the education of a couple of hundred years ago, as the electric lighting of a contemporary city has to the chandeliers and oil lamps of the same period. On its present mental levels humanity can do no better than what it is doing now. Vitalising education is only possible when it is under the influence of people who are themselves learning. It is inseparable from the modern idea of education that it should be knit up to incessant research. We say research rather than science. It is the better word because it is free from any suggestion of that finality which means dogmatism and death. All education tends to become stylistic and sterile unless it is kept in close touch with experimental verification and practical work, and consequently this new movement of revolutionary initiative, must at the same time be sustaining realistic political and social activities and working steadily for the collectivisation of governments and economic life. The intellectual movement will be only the initiatory and correlating part of the new revolutionary drive. These practical activities must be various. Everyone engaged in them must be thinking for himself and not waiting for orders. The only dictatorship he will recognise is the dictatorship of the plain understanding and the invincible fact. And if this culminating Revolution is to be accomplished, then the participation of every conceivable sort of human+being who has the mental grasp to see these broad realities of the world situation and the moral quality to do something about it, must be welcomed. Previous revolutionary thrusts have been vitiated by bad psychology. They have given great play to the gratification of the inferiority complexes that arise out of class disadvantages. It is no doubt very unjust that anyone should be better educated, healthier and less fearful of the world than anyone else, but that is no reason why the new Revolution should not make the fullest use of the health, education, vigour and courage of the fortunate. The Revolution we are contemplating will aim at abolishing the bitterness of frustration. But certainly it will do nothing to avenge it. Nothing whatever. Let the dead past punish its dead.
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Sartre was the bridge to all the traditions that he plundered, modernised, personalised and reinvented. Yet he insisted all his life that what mattered was not the past at all: it was the future. One must keep moving, creating what will be: acting in the world and making a difference to it.
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The modern Indian believes that to be modern is to break away from tradition. This is ironic because modernisation has been our longest-running tradition.
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La restructuration des villes impulsĂ©e par cette concentration est faite de dĂ©coupage en espaces aux fonctions Ă©conomiques dĂ©finies : grands ensembles rĂ©sidentiels, zones industrielles, quartier financier, artĂšre commerçante, pĂŽles technologiques, centres commerciaux et de divertissement en pĂ©riphĂ©rie... Cette "modernisation" infrastructurelle n'a pas de rĂ©pit, c'est une des spĂ©cificitĂ©s marquantes de la mĂ©tropolisation : ĂȘtre Ă la fois en chantier permanent, et obsolĂšte. Trente ans, on rase et on renouvelle.
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La gauche socialiste se lançait sur la voie d'une mutation profonde, qui allait s'accentuer d'annĂ©e en annĂ©e, et commençait de se placer avec un enthousiasme suspect sous l'emprise d'intellectuels nĂ©oconservateurs qui, sous couvert de renouveler la pensĂ©e de gauche, travaillaient Ă effacer tout ce qui faisait que la gauche Ă©tait la gauche. Se produisait, en rĂ©alitĂ©, une mĂ©tamorphose gĂ©nĂ©rale et profonde des ethos autant que des rĂ©fĂ©rences intellectuelles. On en parla plus d'exploitation et de rĂ©sistance, mais de « modernisation nĂ©cessaire » et de « refondation sociale » ; plus de rapports de classe, mais de « vivre-ensemble » ; plus de destins sociaux, mais de « responsabilitĂ© individuelle ». La notion de domination et l'idĂ©e d'une polaritĂ© structurante entre les dominants et les dominĂ©s disparurent du paysage politique de la gauche officielle, au profit de l'idĂ©e neutralisante de « contrat sociale », de « pacte social », dans le cadre desquels des individus dĂ©finis comme « Ă©gaux en droit » (« Ă©gaux » ? Quelle obscĂšne plaisanterie !) Ă©taient appelĂ©s Ă oublier leurs « intĂ©rĂȘts particuliers » (c'est-Ă -dire Ă se taire et Ă laisser les gouvernants gouverner comme ils l'entendaient). Quels furent les objectifs idĂ©ologique de cette « philosophie politique », diffusĂ©e et cĂ©lĂ©brĂ©e d'un bout Ă l'autre du champ mĂ©diatique, politique et intellectuel, de la droite Ă la gauche (ses promoteurs s'Ă©vertuant d'ailleurs Ă effacer la frontiĂšre entre la droite et la gauche, en attirant, avec le consentement de celle-ci, la gauche vers la droite) ? L'enjeu Ă©tait Ă peine dissimulĂ© : l'exaltation sur « sujet autonome » et la volontĂ© concomitante d'en finir avec les pensĂ©e qui s'attachaient Ă prendre en considĂ©ration les dĂ©terminismes historiques et sociaux eurent pour principale fonction de dĂ©faire l'idĂ©e qu'il existait des groupes sociaux - des « classes » - et de justifier ainsi le dĂ©mantĂšlement du welfare state et de la protection sociale, au nom d'une nĂ©cessaire individualisation (ou dĂ©collectivisation, dĂ©socialisation) du droit du travail et des systĂšmes de solidaritĂ© et de redistribution. Ces vieux discours et ces vieux projets, qui Ă©taient jusqu'alors ceux de la droite, et ressassĂ© obsessionnellement par la droite, mettant en avant la responsabilitĂ© individuelle contre le « collectivisme », devinrent aussi ceux d'une bonne partie de la gauche. Au fond, on pourrait rĂ©sumer la situation en disant que les partis de gauche et leurs intellectuels de parti et d'Ătat pensĂšrent et parlĂšrent dĂ©sormais un langage de gouvernants et non plus le langage des gouvernĂ©s, s'exprimĂšrent au nom de gouvernants (et avec eux) et non plus au nom des gouvernĂ©s (et avec eux), et donc qu'ils adoptĂšrent sur le monde un point de vue de gouvernants en repoussant avec dĂ©dain (avec une grande violence discursive, qui fut Ă©prouvĂ©e comme telle par ceux sur qui elle s'exerça) le point de vue des gouvernĂ©s. Tout au plus daigna-t-on, dans les versions chrĂ©tiennes ou philanthropiques de ces discours nĂ©oconservateurs, remplacer les opprimĂ©s et les dominĂ©s d'hier - et leurs combats - par les « exclus » d'aujourd'hui - et leur passivitĂ© prĂ©somptive - et se pencher sur eux comme les destinataires potentiels, mais silencieux, de mesures technocratiques destinĂ©s Ă aider les « pauvres » et les « victimes » de la « prĂ©carisation » et de la « dĂ©saffiliation ». Ce qui n'Ă©tait qu'une autre stratĂ©gie intellectuelle, hypocrite et retorse, pour annuler toute approcher en termes d'oppression et de lutte, de reproduction et de transformation des structures sociales, d'inertie et de dynamique des antagonismes de classe. (p. 130-132)
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One must bear in mind, that those who have the true modern spirit need not modernise, just as those who are truly brave are not braggarts. Modernism is not in the dress of the Europeans; or in the hideous structures, where their children are interned when they take their lessons; or in the square houses with flat straight wall-surfaces, pierced with parallel lines of windows, where these people are caged in their lifetime; certainly modernism is not in their ladies' bonnets, carrying on them loads of incongruities. These are not modern, but merely European. True modernism is freedom of mind, not slavery of taste. It is independence of thought and action, not tutelage under European schoolmasters. It is science, but not its wrong application in life,âa mere imitation of our science teachers who reduce it into a superstition absurdly invoking its aid for all impossible purposes. Science, when it oversteps its limits and occupies the whole region of life, has its fascination. It looks so powerful because of its superficiality,âas does a hippopotamus which is very little else but physical. Science speaks of the struggle for existence, but forgets that man's existence is not merely of the surface. Man truly exists in the ideal of perfection, whose depth and height are not yet measured. Life based upon science is attractive to some men, because it has all the characteristics of sport; it feigns seriousness, but is not profound. When you go a-hunting, the less pity you have the better; for your one object is to chase the game and kill it, to feel that you are the greater animal, that your method of destruction is thorough and scientific. Because, therefore, a sportsman is only a superficial man,âhis fullness of humanity not being there to hamper him,âhe is successful in killing innocent life and is happy. And the life of science is that superficial life. It pursues success with skill and thoroughness, and takes no account of the higher nature of man. But even science cannot tow humanity against truth and be successful; and those whose minds are crude enough to plan their lives upon the supposition, that man is merely a hunter and his paradise the paradise of sportsman, will be rudely awakened in the midst of their trophies of skeletons and skulls.
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We have become used to obstructionist ideas. In the name of modernisation we are unconsciously hindering the natural flow of life. The fact that we are irritated, depressed, and distressed speaks volumes of our illogical ambitions to acquire control of this planet. Mostly, philosophically challenged and scant respect for natural way of life is making us irrelevant.
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Meanwhile, Brussels signed off on a new round of sanctions which are set to be approved by all 28 EU members by the end of the week. The measures extend restrictions that prevent Russian companies accessing European markets, from its largest banks to its defence and state-owned oil companies. Barack Obama, speaking on a pre-Nato summit stop in Estonia, called on the alliance to help âmodernise and strengthenâ Ukraineâs military to stave off threats from Russia. The US president promised that Nato would defend the three Baltic states and argued that Russia was âpaying a heavy priceâ owing to repeated rounds of US and EU sanctions.
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what set the left apart from the right was its unambiguous embrace of the future. The future was to be an improvement over the present in material, social and political terms. By contrast, the forces of the political right were, with a few notable exceptions, defined by their defence of tradition and their essentially reactionary nature.17 This situation was reversed during the rise of neoliberalism, with politicians like Thatcher commanding the rhetoric of modernisation and the future to great effect. Co-opting these terms and mobilising them into a new hegemonic common sense, neoliberalismâs vision of modernity has held sway ever since. Consequently, discussions of the left in terms of the future now seem aberrant, even absurd. With the postmodern moment, the seemingly intrinsic links between the future, modernity and emancipation were prized apart. Philosophers like Simon Critchley can now confidently assert that âwe have to resist the idea and ideology of the future, which is always the ultimate trump card of capitalist ideas of progressâ.18 Such folk-political sentiments blindly accept the neoliberal common sense, preferring to shy away from grand visions and replace them with a posturing resistance. From the radical leftâs discomfort with technological modernity to the social democratic leftâs inability to envision an alternative world, everywhere today the future has largely been ceded to the right. A skill that the left once excelled at â building enticing visions for a better world â has deteriorated after years of neglect. If
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As is known, natural law thought went through a real resurrection as a result of the experiences with National Socialism, since for many thinkers the impression came into being of an, if not intentional, then at any rate objective complicity between the relativism of legal positivism and totalitarian amoralism. Under the same impression and with a similar motivation, modernised reformulations of Kantian and idealistic ethico-philosophical ideas were undertaken.
On the other hand, ethical universalism still does not prevail unchallenged. Skeptical meta-ethics, in which the efforts as regards the moral philosophy of the Analytical School had to lead to, and so-called cultural relativism, which relies above all on ethnological findings, continue to assert themselves in the Anglo-Saxon world, whereas in the Romance-speaking countries of Europe, the jovial-indifferent and tolerant gospel of postmodernism has spread. Germany's intellectual in-crowd indeed willingly flirt with postmodernistic painless inanities, yet the reasons are also generally well-known that a more or less unambiguous confession of faith in ethics and Reason in this country has become a compulsory exercise.
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She doesn't recognise anything resembling the neighbourly sense of care or concern now, and she wonders how change like this is measured. What kind of stat or metric registers this kind of loss? Maybe that's why everyone gathered along the road seems unfazed by what they're seeing, why they talk about the fire like it's something that's happening to a company rather to a community, a people. How different this is from her childhood.
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Ours is a country where babies are born with crushing debts, where more than half the country are hungry and homeless, where the rays of modernisation never reach those far-flung remote villages, where there is not network of roads in mountain districts, no safe drinking water or a regular supply of already meagre electricity. We sell the electricity at low price and buy back at high price â what madness is this? Those buggers on the high government chairs should die of shame.
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The diversity of human beings, the one human body that could have both male and female qualities, and change from female to male, did not fit this new hunger for precise and limited labelling. The new philosophers decided that there were only two sexes: fixed and unchanging, completely opposite, male and female, normal and other.23 They saw this simple binary model because they favoured it; they found it because they looked for it, because it fitted their ideas of male and female status. When they saw behaviours or nature that did not support a rigid binary model, they explained them away. The changing sex of the developing fetus, the presence of all the sex organs in early development was ignored.24 Two sexes, completely opposite, were never a genuine observation supported by all the other evidence, but an intellectual fashion in all modernising European thought; invented to explain and justify sexual inequality.25
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The mistake the Bolsheviks made was not in aiming at the modernisation of Russia. That was entirely sensible. Nor was it a mistake to ascribe a major role in the economy to the state. This is quite normal in the modern world. Their mistake was to suppose that successful modernisation required the elimination of the market and of private enterprise. They did not realise the role that the market and private enterprise can play in generating and maintaining self-sustaining economic growth. Looking at all economic activity as if it were a zero-sum game was very one-sided. Furthermore, the Bolsheviks failed to realise that for the state to attempt to micromanage every farm, factory and office is a very inefficient form of management, that wastes information and potential local initiatives and entrepreneurship. Furthermore, coercion tends, in general, to be less effective than market incentives in raising labour productivity, and to be indifferent to human suffering and loss of life (see Chapters 6 and 7).
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Monopoly GO est un jeu mobile développé par Scopely qui modernise le célÚbre jeu de société Monopoly en y ajoutant des mécaniques de stratégie, de construction et des éléments inspirés des jeux de machines à sous comme Coin Master.
Dans ce jeu, vous lancez des dĂ©s pour avancer sur un plateau classique, attaquer les villes dâautres joueurs, gagner de lâargent ou activer des boucliers pour vous protĂ©ger. Les billets rĂ©coltĂ©s servent Ă construire et amĂ©liorer vos villes, chacune inspirĂ©e de lieux rĂ©els.
Des bonus quotidiens sont disponibles pour obtenir des lancers ou des rĂ©compenses supplĂ©mentaires et accĂ©lĂ©rer votre progression. Monopoly GO offre ainsi un jeu compĂ©titif, facile Ă prendre en main, basĂ© sur la collecte, lâamĂ©lioration et lâinteraction avec dâautres joueurs.
Liens actifs pour obtenir des dés gratuits dans Monopoly GO (Free dice)
Date Dés gratuits (Free dice) Lien actif
octobre 2025 30 dés gratuits Obtenir votre récompense
octobre 2025 20 dés gratuits Obtenir votre récompense
octobre 2025 25 dés gratuits Obtenir votre récompense
octobre 2025 50 dés gratuits Obtenir votre récompense
Le mode avion est une fonctionnalitĂ© de base sur tous les smartphones, qui coupe totalement les connexions aux rĂ©seaux (Wi-Fi, donnĂ©es mobiles, BluetoothâŠ). Initialement conçu pour Ă©viter les perturbations dans un avion, ce mode a Ă©tĂ© dĂ©tournĂ© dans lâunivers du jeu mobile, oĂč plusieurs espĂšrent ainsi bloquer la progression du jeu, empĂȘcher la sauvegarde de certaines actions, ou sâĂ©pargner des consĂ©quences gĂȘnantes.
Dans certains jeux mobiles, couper la connexion juste avant une action critique permettait:
DâĂ©viter de perdre des points
De sauter des publicités
De forcer certains bugs
Ou encore de contourner des limitations de temps
Mais cette ruse fonctionne-t-elle sur Monopoly GO ?
Le mode avion permet-il réellement de tricher sur Monopoly GO ?
Pas vraiment. Contrairement Ă dâautres titres, Monopoly GO dĂ©pend entiĂšrement dâune connexion en continu : toutes les actions principales (lancer de dĂ©s, rĂ©ception de cadeaux, raids, progressionsâŠ) sont immĂ©diatement synchronisĂ©es avec les serveurs de lâĂ©diteur, Sco
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il y a 42 secondes, Chercher Ă tricher dans Monopoly GO intrigue de nombreux joueurs qui cherchent Ă progresser plus vite, remporter davantage de rĂ©compenses ou simplement contourner certaines limites du jeu. Parmi toutes les mĂ©thodes discutĂ©es partout sur le net, lâutilisation du mode avion pour obtenir un avantage revient rĂ©guliĂšrement. Mais est-ce vraiment utile ? Quâest-ce que ça implique ? Est-ce risquĂ© ? Faisons le point sur la vraie efficacitĂ© de ce type de triche dans Monopoly GO, ainsi que sur les astuces rĂ©ellement efficaces.
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CLIQUEZ ICI
Quâest-ce que Monopoly GO ?
Monopoly GO est un jeu mobile développé par Scopely qui modernise le célÚbre jeu de société Monopoly en y ajoutant des mécaniques de stratégie, de construction et des éléments inspirés des jeux de machines à sous comme Coin Master.
Dans ce jeu, vous lancez des dĂ©s pour avancer sur un plateau classique, attaquer les villes dâautres joueurs, gagner de lâargent ou activer des boucliers pour vous protĂ©ger. Les billets rĂ©coltĂ©s servent Ă construire et amĂ©liorer vos villes, chacune inspirĂ©e de lieux rĂ©els.
Des bonus quotidiens sont disponibles pour obtenir des lancers ou des rĂ©compenses supplĂ©mentaires et accĂ©lĂ©rer votre progression. Monopoly GO offre ainsi un jeu compĂ©titif, facile Ă prendre en main, basĂ© sur la collecte, lâamĂ©lioration et lâinteraction avec dâautres joueurs.
Liens actifs pour obtenir des dés gratuits dans Monopoly GO (Free dice)
Date Dés gratuits (Free dice) Lien actif
octobre 2025 30 dés gratuits Obtenir votre récompense
octobre 2025 20 dés gratuits Obtenir votre récompense
octobre 2025 25 dés gratuits Obtenir votre récompense
octobre 2025 50 dés gratuits Obtenir votre récompense
Le mode avion est une fonctionnalitĂ© de base sur tous les smartphones, qui coupe totalement les connexions aux rĂ©seaux (Wi-Fi, donnĂ©es mobiles, BluetoothâŠ). Initialement conçu pour Ă©viter les perturbations dans un avion, ce mode a Ă©tĂ© dĂ©tournĂ© dans lâunivers du jeu mobile, oĂč plusieurs espĂšrent ainsi bloquer la progression du jeu, empĂȘcher la sauvegarde de certaines actions, ou sâĂ©pargner des consĂ©quences gĂȘnantes.
Dans certains jeux mobiles, couper la connexion juste avant une action critique permettait:
DâĂ©viter de perdre des points
De sauter des publicités
De forcer certains bugs
Ou encore de contourner des limitations de temps
Mais cette ruse fonctionne-t-elle sur Monopoly GO ?
Le mode avion permet-il réellement de tricher sur Monopoly GO ?
Pas vraiment. Contrairement Ă dâautres titres, Monopoly GO dĂ©pend entiĂšrement dâune connexion en continu : toutes les actions principales (lancer de dĂ©s, rĂ©ception de cadeaux, raids, progressionsâŠ) sont immĂ©diatement synchronisĂ©es avec les serveurs de lâĂ©diteur, Sco
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