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How Teatime and Cartoons Changed the World - 3 Quarks Daily

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Marjoleine Kars at the NY Times: “Over the course of the 1700s,” Lynn Hunt writes in the opening of “The Revolutionary Self,” her study of the rise of modern individualism, “people in Europe and British North America came to have a happier view of human prospects.” The rosier perspective came from the perception that human beings, to varying degrees, could shape their own lives. Meanwhile, major political and social upheavals led to an understan…
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3 Quarks Daily broke the news in on Friday, February 21, 2025.
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