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: Fukuyama draws on Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel's philosophy of history. Hegel believed that history is a rational, progressive process that moves towards the realization of freedom.

The "End of History" was not the end of time, but the end of ideological evolution . There were no longer any grand "isms" (like Fascism or Communism) that could realistically challenge liberal democracy on a global scale. Frensis Fukuyama Kraj Istorije I Poslednji Covek 17.pdf

to others. This drove historical figures like Napoleon or Caesar and was the engine of traditional "History" characterized by war and conquest. : The desire to be recognized as : Fukuyama draws on Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel's

: Outlining the main points of the book and discussing common critiques and responses to Fukuyama's thesis. There were no longer any grand "isms" (like

Najprodorniji deo Fukujamine analize tiče se : pad nataliteta, gubitak vere u velike narative, masovna potrošnja, apatija prema javnom dobru – sve su to znaci „poslednjeg čoveka”. To nije čovek kao u antičkoj polis ili heroj kao u ratu, već građanin koji želi samo da ga ostave na miru da uživa u svom androidu, dostavi hrane i Netflixu.

Fukuyama bases his report on two primary drivers of human history: The End of History and the Last Man | - Part 3, Chapter 17