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The Civilization Approach to Human Development

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Who predicted a phase of “Caesarism” in the future development of Western Culture?

Oswald Spengler.

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Who believed that societies thrive best in response to challenges and that a society’s most important task is to create a religion?

Arnold Toynbee.

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Pitirim Sorokin discovered a pattern of recurrent fluctuation between “sensate” and “ideational” value systems. What is the nature of 'sensate period' according to him?

During the sensate period, life is controlled by a materialistic worldview, and economic and scientific activities blossom.

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Pitirim Sorokin discovered a pattern of recurrent fluctuation between “sensate” and “ideational” value systems. What is the nature of 'ideational period' according to him?

During the ideational period, life is controlled by spirituality.  

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Who is the famous French historian who assumes that the history of human development is the history of civilization?

Fernand Braudel.

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Who criticizes approaches to periodization of history, instead offering seven stages of human development in times of 950-1950?

 

Carroll Quigley.

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Who offered the world-system concept as a new approach in analyzing human development?

Immanuel Wallerstein.

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Who defined the world we live in as 'technopoly'?

Neil Postman. 

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Who thinks that humans are building the 'Electronic Republic'?

Grossman.

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When did people first become farmers, animal breeders, and pottery makers?

About 10,000 BCE.

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What was the reason for autonomous civilizations to appear?

Autonomous civilizations rose in a response to physical challenges of nature (ecosystem).

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What is considered to be the first autonomous civilization?

The first autonomous civilization was the Mesopotamian Civilization (including Sumerian). 

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What does the term 'the infrastructural civilization' refer to?

It refers to a type of civilization whose purpose is to expand spheres of influence with the means of technology.

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Which were the monocultural civilizations?

The Egyptian, Hittite, and Japanese Civilizations were monocultural.

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What does the term 'cultural civilization' refer to?

It refers to a type of civilization managed by cultural manipulation. 

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What can one consider the mission of civilization to be?

The mission of a civilization is to improve human existence.

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What are the subsystems in the universe system?

Humans, nature (ecosystem), and civilization.

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What does the term 'ethnic group' refer to?

A homogeneous community at an early stage of sharing the same culture and awareness of togetherness that strives for further civilizational development. 

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What does the term 'proto-nation' refer to?

A proto-nation is an entity ruled mostly by an empire.

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What does the term 'supra-national community' refer to?

A cross-whole-national entity, which removes states’ borders in a formal sense and in a sense of economic and political barriers.