Charles Taylor claimed that belief in this event is one of the dominant modern "closed world structures," which arises from both contemporary moral experience and scientific advancement, and that belief in it arises from the belief that the "immanent frame" is all-containing.
A movement named for this event was sparked by a 1961 book, in which the argument that it arose from the absence of transcendence in the modern world was put forth by Gabriel Vahanian. Charles Taylor claimed that belief in this event is one of the dominant modern "closed world structures," which arises from both contemporary moral experience and scientific advancement, and that belief in it arises from the belief that the "immanent frame" is all-containing. G.W.F. Hegel claimed that this event signified a "reversal" and "the negation of negation." Despite this event, shadows will continue to be exhibited in caves "for millenniums yet"; in another text, which wonders what "festivals of atonement" or "sacred games" must be invented in the wake of this event, a madman alleges that all of humanity was responsible for it. For 10 points, name this event postulated by Friedrich Nietzsche in The Gay Science and Also Sprach Zarathustra.
A movement named for this event was sparked by a 1961 book, in which the argument that it arose from the absence of transcendence in the modern world was put forth by Gabriel Vahanian.
death of God [accept obvious equivalents, such as God dying or God is dead]