A study of history. Abridgement of volumes I-VI,
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New York,
Oxford University Press,
1947.
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| Edition: | [1st American ed.]. |
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Table of Contents:
- The unit of historical study
- The comparative study of civilizations
- The comparability of societies.
- The geneses of civilizations
- The problem and how not to solve it
- Challenge and response
- The virtues of adversity
- The challenge of the environment
- The golden mean
- The growth of civilizations
- The arrested civilizations
- The nature of the growths of civilizations
- An analysis of growth
- Differentiation through growth
- The breakdowns of civilizations
- The nature of the problem
- Deterministic solutions
- Loss of command over the environment
- Failure of self-determination
- The disintegration of civilizations
- The nature of disintegration
- Schism in the body social
- Schism in the soul
- The relation between disintegrating societies and individuals
- The rhythm of disintegration
- Standardization through disintegration.