Who Gives A Damn About Scarlett O'Hara's Dresses?
NPR-Aug. 13, 2010
Great balls of fire, Mammy, Miss Scarlett's dresses are falling apart! The iconic costumes worn by actress Vivien Leigh in Gone With the Wind are suffering loose ...
The hospital gown gets iconic makeover
Independent-Sep. 15, 2010
Many women cherish their figure-flattering iconic print DVF wrap dress, and now those stuck in hospital beds can feel a bit better about themselves with a new ...
Princess Diana's dress worn on first official appearance to be ...
Telegraph.co.uk-Apr. 12, 2010
Now the iconic dress is set to fetch up to £50,000 when it appears at Kerry Taylor ... The dress caused a sensation when Lady Diana Spencer, as she then was, ...
Iconic weddings: Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III of Monaco
hellomagazine.com-Apr. 20, 2010
Grace wore a beige lace dress and hat, and after exchanging their vows, husband and wife made a brief appearance on the palace's balcony to wave to the 500 ...
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In the modern era, scientific knowledge quickly exposed
significant changes: the changing role of science in public life,
change the forms and methods through which it interprets
nature and society, changing the relationship of science with other
the forms of social consciousness. The rapid revolutionary changes in
social being put before the public consciousness a number
new problems or demanded a rethinking of the traditional problems:
about the meaning of human life, the relationship of the individual human
the fate of social history, on the role and place of man in the
universe, finally, the possibility, the limits and criteria
knowledge of natural and social reality.
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it turns out the subject of her research. Over the past centuries
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prevailing ideas about man and his place in the world. So
The SIXTEENTH century, Copernicus refuted the system of Ptolemy, showing that the Earth
and the people on it - - - is not the center of the universe, but only one of his
parts related with all the others and dependent on them. IN THE NINETEENTH
century Darwin discovered biological evolution, showing that the person on
The land -- not a divine creation, but the result of the probabilistic
processes of "natural selection" Karl Marx discovered
socio-economic conditionality of consciousness and cognition,
showing that man is neither the absolute center of social
structures nor the source principle them about)clarified that the principle of this
lies outside of human consciousness in the socio-economic
the relations of a given historical period.
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