Ćaskatorium

cesto se pominju 'zapadne' vrednosti, a retko ko definiše šta se pod tim podrazumeva
pa sam malo istrazivao i dosao do nekih stavki a onda sam ih organizovao hronoloski

Here is a chronological timeline of major Western (primarily European) cultural, political, economic, and scientific contributions by country, from the Middle Ages to the 20th century:

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1200s–1500s​

  • 1215 – England: Magna Carta establishes early rule-of-law principles limiting royal power.
  • Late 1400s – Germany: Johannes Gutenberg invents the movable-type printing press (~1440).
  • 1494 – Italy: Double-entry bookkeeping formalized by Luca Pacioli.
  • 1498 – Portugal: Vasco da Gama sails to India, pioneering global sea routes.
1500s–1600s
  • 1602 – Netherlands: Founding of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) and the first stock exchange (Amsterdam).
  • 1600s – England/Netherlands: Birth of early capitalism, joint-stock companies, and modern banking.
  • 1689 – England: Glorious Revolution → parliamentary sovereignty and Bill of Rights.
1700s
  • 1751–1772 – France: Encyclopédie edited by Diderot and d’Alembert, symbolizing the Enlightenment.
  • 1776 – Scotland (UK): Adam Smith publishes "The Wealth of Nations", founding classical economics.
  • 1789 – France: French Revolution, Declaration of the Rights of Man, rise of secular republicanism.
  • 1795 – France: Introduction of the metric system.
1800s
  • 1804 – France: Napoleon enacts the Napoleonic Code, basis of many civil law systems.
  • 1815 – Switzerland: Establishes permanent neutrality after the Napoleonic Wars.
  • 1830s – Germany: Rise of German idealist philosophy (Hegel) and Marxism later (Karl Marx, 1848).
  • 1840s – UK: Industrial Revolution spreads from Britain to Europe.
  • 1848 – Austria (Vienna): Revolutions of 1848 spur nationalist and liberal movements.
  • 1859 – England: Charles Darwin publishes On the Origin of Species.
  • 1863 – Switzerland: Red Cross founded by Henri Dunant.
1900s (Early to Mid)
  • 1919 – Germany: Creation of the Weimar Republic, early democratic experiment post-WWI.
  • 1920s – Italy: Antonio Gramsci writes foundational works on cultural hegemony and Marxist theory.
  • 1920s – Austria: Sigmund Freud develops psychoanalysis.
  • 1945 – UK/France: Founding members of United Nations post-WWII.
  • 1948 – France: Leading role in drafting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
  • 1951 – France/Germany/Italy/Benelux: Formation of the European Coal and Steel Community → leads to the EU.
1900s (Late)
  • 1960s–70s – Sweden: Social democracy fully realized — high taxes, strong welfare state, gender equality.
  • 1970s – Germany/France: Push for European integration through economic and monetary unions.
 
Iz nepostojece zbirke Lingvisticki-Jezikoslovnih vratolomija:

ipaksnost - mera mogucnosti da neka stvar bude zavrsena, tako sto ipak nesto fali i nedostaje.
na primer, u izrazu: 'skoro da je nesto, pa ipak nije' ipaksnost je relativno velicinasta!
dok u izrazu 'Djura je cepao drva', ipaksnost je relativno nistavna, jer kod Djure ipak ne moze da se desi.
 
Mislim da je krajnje vreme da se prosiri turisticka ponuda Beograda

mala reklama:

Pridruzite se demonstracijama u Beogradu (vise opcija: Studenti u blokadi, Caci demonstracije, drzavne demonstracije, predsednicke demonstracije). Kao bonus mozete dobiti kvalitetne batine od lokalne policije!
(ovde ide ugradna cena za finansiranje demonstracija ili drzave)

Mi moramo da pokazemo turistima da mi ozbiljno radimo na demonstracijama i kako se to kod nas radi. Aktivno demonstriramo vec 30 godina imamo bogato iskustvo i ponudu. Dobrodosli!

(zamislite grupu kineza koji nesto protestuju)
 
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