Examples of using Increasingly dramatic in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
The situation in Florida is increasingly dramatic.
The increasingly dramatic destruction of global life means that„changing of the world” amounts to preventing its destruction.
Marx's views on the capitalist exchaustion of the soil undoubtedly acquire a greater importance with capitalism's increasingly dramatic destruction of the environment.
The increasingly dramatic destruction of the world indicates that capitalist“progress” and the survival of humankind are antagonistic to one another.
The theory of the„golden billion” indicates the way in which the most powerful capitalist clans are planning to„solve” the increasingly dramatic economic and ecological crises.
The increasingly dramatic threat to man's immediate existence is the basis for the integration of the objective and subjective factors of changes.
Mankind is nearing the zero point, after which the climate changes will bring about increasingly dramatic ecological changes that man will no longer be able to influence.
In light of the increasingly dramatic global decline, the nature of labor in the future will be conditioned by the consequences of the destructive practices of capitalism.
Instead of striving to eradicate the consumer frenzy that dominates the most developed capitalist countries of the West andis the main cause of the increasingly dramatic deterioration of the planet, ever-louder are becoming the demands for the extermination of billions of"surplus people", which predominantly means children.
The increasingly dramatic destruction of the world means that revolutionary violence is becoming less and less an ethical issue and more and more an existential issue of primary importance.
If in the past it was still possible to claim that no clear starting point for the foundation and development of the criticaltheory of society existed, today the increasingly dramatic annihilation of life, meaning the ecocide nature of capitalism, does represent the unifying starting point for both critical thought and change-aspiring(political) practice.
The increasingly dramatic ecological crisis creates conditions for a more radical criticism of capitalism and for a more radical political struggle for the survival of the planet and the creation of a new world.
The transition of capitalism is going on,from the stage of“controlled” into a stage of uncontrolled chaos which is the ultimate“answer” of the ruling order to its own incapacity to manage the increasingly dramatic existential crisis- out of which either the tearing down of capitalism and the creating of the new world, or the destruction of mankind and life on Earth, can be generated.
Thus capitalism, which in increasingly dramatic ways calls into question the survival of humanity, meaning it is the only real threat to humanity,„disappears” in the cataclysmic projections of„the future”.
However, Marx's indication that capitalism exhausts the soil and thus jeopardizes the survival of future generations(humankind) leads to the conclusion that, instead of„waiting” for the productive forces to come into conflict with the productive(proprietary) relations,workers should be moved to start a decisive fight against capitalism by the increasingly dramatic destruction of nature.
If man is not capable of reasonably assessing the increasingly dramatic existential situation brought about by capitalism, his relation to his existence will be based on a mental state leading to escapism and madness.
Not a yearning for„the future” as an abstraction, or even as a real utopian project confronting the existing world on an intellectual level and turning it into a certain normative idea of the future, but the life-creating need ofone man for another, a necessity being developed in response to an increasingly dramatic destruction of life, becomes the basis for the creative life that will generate the future.
The increasingly dramatic biological demise of people in the most developed capitalist countries makes the idea of exterminating the billions of„surplus” people increasingly popular, particularly with members of the„middle class”.
Not an aspiration towards“the future” as an abstraction, not even as a real utopian project that confronts the existing world on an intellectual level and turns into a certain normative idea of the future, but the life-creating necessity of oneman for another man, that is being developed as a response to an increasingly dramatic destruction of life, becomes the basis of creative life that represents the creation of the future.
The increasingly dramatic ecological crisis created by capitalism, which affects more and more people, will inevitably lead to the immediate existential threat to humanity becoming the source of a critical and changing relation to capitalism.
The increasingly dramatic development of capitalism as a destructive order contradicts Marcuse's view, expressed in his talks with Enzensberger(which is, in a way, Marcuse's political testament), that we should opt for“educational” and“defensive” tactics in the struggle against capitalism.
The increasingly dramatic ecological and economic crises in the most developed capitalist countries are producing new political movements that, despite lacking a clear class leadership or anti-capitalist direction, contribute to citizens' political activism and, in so doing, create the possibility for their direct involvement in the management of social processes.