Historical Representation: An Undervalued Paradox

Historical media, especially movies, has existed since history. Emotions and emotions explaining previous events to new audiences to express time are usually communicated through dialogue, but modern technology can not only mass produce historical events on large screens but also reproduce them I can not do it. When reproducing something, by definition, new products do not correctly reflect the overall impact of historical events.

The most impressive public opinion in recent history is the historic 2016 general election. An erroneous predicament was forced between the two corrupt parties and the corrupt parties. This is repetition of history, consistent with the definition of public opinion, is expanding and deepening the crisis. In order to (re) resolve it you need to move in other directions. Everyone should participate in normative step-by-step

As everyone knows, Hannah Pitkin believes that theorists should not try to adjust the contradiction of the concept. Instead, they should maintain this paradox by suggesting citizens to maintain the autonomy of representatives and representatives. Representative autonomy is maintained by allowing the representative to make decisions based on an understanding of the expressed profit (the representative of the trustee representative). Representative autonomy is preserved by representative representative preferences (representative representative concept) with representative influence. Representatives should delegate delegates, protect the ability of representatives to impose accountability, and take action to maintain the ability of representatives to act independently of the representatives' desires.

The last field of research is the relationship between expression and democracy. Historically, the expression is considered to be opposed to democracy. Compared to the direct form of democracy seen in ancient city states, especially Athens, the representative institution seems to be a poor substitute for the way citizens actively govern themselves. Barber (1984) once said the famous words that representative agencies opposed strong democracy. In contrast, most people now agree that the democratic political regime is representative.