![]() ![]() As a consequence, we want to look at the experience of our neighbors not only as something heroic. As Shore rightly notes, the revolution became a moment when the whole worlds could witness how the people on the edges of Europe defy postmodernity. The revolution felt like a rupture in time, breaking the routine of apathy, alienation and general reconciliation with the rule of oligarchs The revolution became a theological moment that we associate with a reckoning – something that makes things vivid in the world where we lack clarity and certainty. ![]()
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