Early modernist graffiti can be dated back to box cars in the early 1920s yet the graffiti movement seen in today's contemporary world really originated through the minds of political activists and gang members of the 1960s. The pioneering era of graffiti took place during the years 1969 through 1974.
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (often known as G. W. F. Hegel or Georg Hegel) (1770 - 1831) was a German philosopher of the early Modern period. He was a leading figure in the German Idealism movement in the early 19th Century, although his ideas went far beyond earlier Kantianism, and he founded his own school of Hegelianism.
Like Kant, Hegel believed that we do not perceive the world or anything in it directly and that all our minds have access to is ideas of the worldâimages, perceptions, concepts. For Kant and Hegel, the only reality we know is a virtual reality. Hegelâs idealism differs from Kantâs in two ways. First, Hegel believed that the ideas we have of the world are social, which is to say that the ideas that we possess individually are utterly shaped by the ideas that other people possess.