Original sentence: After Aristotle, classical historians felt a duty to ennoble the world.In synthesis, neither the thesis nor the antithesis is destroyed, but the prevailing moment will reflect a conjunction of the two.Other scholars, such as Oswald Spengler, have seen in the human past a series of repetitive rises and falls.The difference between Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel and Karl Marx in their respective philosophies of history is a difference in the answers they give to this question -- attributing a spiritual and a material engine to progress, respectively.or, in the words of William Shakespeare's character MacBeth is it "a tale full of sound and fury, signifying nothing"
Edited sentence: After Aristotle, classical historians were aware of a duty to ennoble the world.In synthesis, neither the thesis nor the antithesis are destroyed, but the prevaling moment will reflect a conjunction of the two.Other scholars, such as Oswald Spengler have seen in the human past a series of repetitive rises and falls.The difference between Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel and Karl Marx in their respective philosophies of history is a difference in the answers they give to this question -- attributing a spiritual and a material engine to progress, respectively;.or, in the words of William Shakespeare's character MacBeth is it "a tale of sound and fury, signifying nothing"