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Every Now and Every Then: Recurrence in history.

[…] Recurrence is the inadvertent repeating of an event in history. Recurrence is difficult to identify and measure due to the subjectivity of history. On a broad level, war is a recurring event. Until an alternative is proven as effective as war in resolving issues that war resolves, war will continue to be a recurring event. Specifics of events, however, are difficult to identify as recurrences. […] Art and artistic movements tend to recur in the ways they play out, usually each member defending their right to be the one history remembers. […]

Craiglin Banshraft