In May 1968, the youth demanded the impossible. Today, they demand the self-evident. This shift perhaps reveals a deeper transformation in Europe’s social imaginary: a transition from hope to fear, and from momentum to exhaustion.
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In May 1968, the youth demanded the impossible. Today, they demand the self-evident. This shift perhaps reveals a deeper transformation in Europe’s social imaginary: a transition from hope to fear, and from momentum to exhaustion.
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