According to Harari, the state and market started to take over the spotlight during the Industrial Revolution. During the Cognitive…
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The industrial revolution lead to new powers for the market and the state, and reduced the control that the family…
Harari discusses at the end of his book Sapiens, how humans went from living in a peaceful state of nature…
The modern market environment has created a strong system of supply and demand, at times the demand may not even…
According to Harari, the State and Market became the central aspect of human culture due to the abolishment of community…
The state and market were able to provide people with stability. It gave people food, shelter, protection, and health. Those…
In the not-so-distant past, the world’s population began to increase almost exponentially as a direct result of what we now…
Harari explains how the state and market really modernizes the human race in how it brings us together. He explains…
Harari believes that the state and the market became the central aspects of human culture when the free market came…
Harari points out that human culture became centralized around market and the state because of how humans started to make…
The state and the market become central aspects as our society becomes stronger in technology and have more to…
As human civilization grew and population increased, the state as an institution became more powerful. The government started interacting with…
Harari believed that at first, family and local communities were the driving force behind a person’s life and that is…
State and market started to become the main aspect of human culture when the industrial revolution began. According to Harari,…
The state and market offered the people the one thing they couldn’t refuse and what they desired more than anything…
In the Harari text, the Industrial Revolution is associated with a major social change, the state and market replacing the…
According to Harari, the state and the market replaced the family and the local community as the central aspects of…
Industrialization infiltrated many core structures of human culture, taking even the basic concept of time and giving it rules to…
The state and market became a central aspect in human culture after the collapse of family and local community. Harari…
According to Harari, the market and state began to become a central aspect of human culture after the Industrial Revolution.…
Following the organization of large scale communities came the creation and acceptance of major power structures including governing unifying bodies…
According to Harari, the state and the market allowed people to become individuals in the world and have freedoms…
The Market in historic terms like Istanbul or Dubai has not helped with the collection of credit or building a…
Harari seems to be arguing that the rise in population and industry due to things like the agricultural and industrial…
Prior to the Industrial Revolution “the family was also the welfare system, the health system, the education system, the construction…
The state and market became the central aspect of human culture “by the most momentous social revolution that ever befell…
Harari brings about a number of central ideas for why the state and market were able to establish themselves as…
As humans began to develop new technologies and systems we found out what worked and what didn’t. Society used to…
The state and market replaced family and community during the Industrial Revolution. Harari first explained that family and community was…
When one enters a party that has more people than the house can hold, an individual has many options of…
The State and the Market have long been interconnected, having a symbiotic relationship. Harrari speaks to the cultural differences when…
The greatest event or period that lead to our reliance on the state and market was the Industrial Revolution. Prior…
According to Harari, the state and market became the central aspects of human culture by giving people an offer they…
According to Harari, the state and market became the central aspects of western societies following the industrial revolution. During this…
According to Harari, the state and the market became the central aspects of culture after the Industrial Revolution. Harari states…
The state and the market are not mutually exclusive aspects of human culture and seem to be equally as important…
“We have become more subject to the dictates of modern industry and government” (Harari, 352). Harari argues that after the…
This section of Sapiens was extremely interesting as Harari does a fantastic job connecting ancient processes of human culture to…
Harari (2015) discussed how the Industrial Revolution socially constructed the notion of time. Before the Industrial Revolution and the significance…
According to Harari, the state and the market run and control the world and society we live in. Up until…
Harari mentions there are many upheavals in human society that were brought about by the Industrial Revolution. He lists many…
Harari explains that the industrial revolution was a major motivator for state powers. It began with defeating, manipulating, and changing…
According to Harari, the state and the market rose to power on the back of the Industrial Revolution, and by…
According to Harari, before the state and market dominated the human culture, they were the family and the community the…
Harari argues that while families and communities survived through the Cognitive and Agricultural revolutions, they collapsed in the Industrial Revolution.…
Harari explains that the state is the main influence on families for their kids to go to school and get…
After an in-depth analysis of past generations and Sapiens in particular, towards the end of his book, Harari takes a…
Harari spends chapter 18 discussing homo sapiens transition away from focus on family and local community. In much of human…
Harari argues that the Industrial Revolution ultimately allowed state and markets to trump family and communities by weakening the bonds…
According to Harari, the state and market became central aspects of human culture as a consequence of the industrial revolution.…
“Yet all these upheavals are dwarfed by the most momentous social revolution that ever befell humankind: the collapse of the…
According to Harari, the Industrial Revolution is what led to the market and state replacing family and community as the…
The state and market took over the role of caretaker and made people individuals. Instead of families and communities providing…
Harari says that “most of the traditional functions of families and communities were handed over to states and markets.”(Pg. 356)…
In the last section of Harari’s book, he talks about how the market and the state became the central part…
Harari’s third revolution lead to a relationship between science and imperialism. Scientific revolutions often required paradigm shifts that are associated…
In the book Sapiens by Harari he makes it very easy to see how market and state became so central…
In this last section of Harari’s Sapiens I find the trigger of the strong state and market in the human…
Since the Cognitive Revolution, humans lived their lives as hunter-gatherers amongst other small groups of humans that formed a community.…
According to Harari, the subversion of state and market overtaking the dominant values of family and community can be explained…
When discussing the societies of the past, Harari paints a picture of a family and community central society where people…
The chain of arguments which Harari uses to explain how state and market became central to human culture begins with…
Harari posits that the state and market became some of the most central aspects of human culture due to the…
According to Harari the State and the Market became a central figure in human culture during the time of the…
The Industrial Revolution brought industrial time tables, urbanization, disappearance of peasantry, rise of the industrial proletariat, empowerment of the common…
According to the text, humans began to become attached to physical objects and belongings. Buying and selling goods became a…
Harai starts the final section of his book by talking about our reliance on time. As human culture has changed,…
According to Harari, society was not all that happy with family and community life, until the state and market approached…
According to Harari, the cognitive and agricultural revolution helped glue communities together, while the industrial revolution broke that down and…
According to Harari, the state and market became central aspects of human culture by appealing to the desire to become…
Sapiens A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari has probably been my favorite reading of this entire class.…
The state and market became the central aspects of human culture mainly out of necessity to maintain their existence. For…
Ever since the beginning of mankind, we have always strived for a more ordered and civilized population. This paved the…
Harari focuses on the replacement of the family unit with the industrial unit. No longer is it the norm for…
According to Harari, the state and the market became the central aspects of human culture by curating the individual. “The…
According to Harari we as humans by and large place a large focus on the state and the market for…
According to Harari, the state and the market became the central aspects of human culture due to a marriage to…
According to Harari, States and markets replaced nuclear families and communities. Before there were states and markets, individuals’ lives were…
Government and economy became central pillars of human civilization in part because foraging, hunting, and agriculture no longer were the…
In his book Sapiens, Harari suggests that one of the driving causes of the centralization of the state and the…
According to Harari, the state and market became the central aspect of human culture through a number of ways but…
Humans have over come the natural selection. This is because of the the state and market have become the central…
The idea that the state and market became pivotal in human culture is made abundantly clear in Harari’s text. Humanity…