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| '''Change''' denotes the [[transition]] that occurs between one state to another. | | '''Change''' denotes the [[transition]] that occurs between one state to another. |
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| + | <center>For lessons on '''''[[Change]]''''', follow this link.</center> |
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| ==Physical== | | ==Physical== |
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| With the rise of [[Industrial revolution|industrialisation]] and [[capitalism]], the importance attached to [[innovation]] grew, and social and political upheavals and pressures often forced change by violent [[revolution]] (as in [[North America]] in the late 18th century and in later imitators). By the late 20th century much [[business]] and [[New Age]] thought focused enthusiastically on [[Personal development|transformation]] in [[management]], in function and in mental attitudes, while ignoring or deploring changes in [[society]] or in [[geopolitics]]. | | With the rise of [[Industrial revolution|industrialisation]] and [[capitalism]], the importance attached to [[innovation]] grew, and social and political upheavals and pressures often forced change by violent [[revolution]] (as in [[North America]] in the late 18th century and in later imitators). By the late 20th century much [[business]] and [[New Age]] thought focused enthusiastically on [[Personal development|transformation]] in [[management]], in function and in mental attitudes, while ignoring or deploring changes in [[society]] or in [[geopolitics]]. |
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| Cultural attitudes towards change: | | Cultural attitudes towards change: |
| *Change is random, lacking [[determinism]] or [[teleology]]. | | *Change is random, lacking [[determinism]] or [[teleology]]. |
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| Changes in society have been observed through slow, gradual modifications in mindsets and beliefs as well as through dramatic action (see [[revolutions]]). [[History]] is one of the tools used to document change. | | Changes in society have been observed through slow, gradual modifications in mindsets and beliefs as well as through dramatic action (see [[revolutions]]). [[History]] is one of the tools used to document change. |
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− | *''[[Death, Desire and Loss in Western Culture]]'' by [[Jonathan Dollimore]]
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| [[Category: General Reference]] | | [[Category: General Reference]] |