Great transformation through the prism of axial time
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"In the monograph, an attempt was made to identify and analyze the set of tectonic shifts in the infrastructures of the modern world, which allow us to say that humanity is currently experiencing a kind of axial time of reassessment of all values, the change in the paradigm of the world -order, the world order and the life of the peoples. On the example of historical civilizations - Greco -Roman, Western medieval and capitalist - it is shown that each of them, eating its internal vital, or vital, energy, has passed the stages of formation and further development according to the formula - Raising - Raising - and - Fall "" And became an artifact of history, giving way to the next type of civilization. This context gives an analysis of nature, key factors and the main vectors of such processes and trends in the conditions of the information and telecommunication revolution and globalization, acceleration of social time, a kind of “compression” of the world space, etc. The author gives a complete substantiation of the thesis about the entry of the modern world In a qualitatively new stage in its development, its radical transformation, about the new axial time with which the deep existential transformation scale is associated, possibly surpassing the transition from paganism to new world religions or from the Middle Ages to the rationalistic capitalist civilization of the Euro -Atlantic world. For specialists in the field of history, politics, geopolitics, students and graduate students of universities of a socio-political and humanitarian profile, as well as for a wide range of readers interested in those tectonic shifts that radically change the appearance of the modern world. "
Author:
Author:Гаджиев К.С.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Education & Teaching
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
- Category:Social Science & Politics
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7133-1676-1
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