What makes history knowledgeable is that its essence is Mind, and what produces history is the continuous struggle of Mind to realize itself in the perfect form" (Stumpf 365). ... Society starts out at its most basic form, and develops continually until it reaches it's perfect form, which assumes that eventually there will be no more development because everything will be perfect. ... Man sees God as a perfect, all-powerful being in contrast to himself who seems imperfect. ... A perfect society. ... Marx also reasons that the wages that the modern laborer receives isn't en...

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The snap shot is so well studied, and the composition so perfect, that I do not think that it happened accidentally, as Degas would want us to believe. ... For what concerns the arts, "Ukiyoe", which literally means "modern painting", became trendy. ...

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Even though she was touted as "unsinkable" and "indestructible", it was quickly realized that the Titanic was not the modern marvel it was dubbed to be. ... The climax of the story shows the sinking ship with perfect detail, right down to the occupancy of lifeboats and the methods to which the upper class and wealthy escaped alive. ...

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