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It contends that economics plays only a part in realizing the title condition and that irrational forms of thymos play a significant role as well. Part 4, Leaping Over Rhodes, contains the chapter "The Coldest of All Cold Monsters," which debunks the idea that peoples can't democratize without the benefit of a democratic tradition. [*] Beginning with the chapter "Our Pessimism," its author asks how an understanding of man's desire for recognition would account for the triumph of a "Worldwide Liberal Revolution." Its core argument, originally presented in a 1989 article written for The National Interest, used Hegel's ideas about the evolution of human societies to contend that the current era had seen the "final form of human government." FTP identify this work of political philosophy written by Francis Fukuyama.
It contends that economics plays only a part in realizing the title condition and that irrational forms of thymos play a significant role as well.
{The End of History} and the Last Man