The Mathematical-Historical Principles and the Evolution of LibertyFernández Bolívar, Víctor José
Philosophy
The Mathematical-Historical Principles and the Evolution of Liberty
Fernández Bolívar, Víctor José
History -- Philosophy
As
in the physiological and functional aspect, all generations obey the indicated
rhythm, if we study them in the order of their intellectual activities
(artistic, philosophical and scientific), we will observe remarkable
differences. We would see that in one same region of earth there have been
generations where some have manifested great creative activity while others have
remained inactive and impenetrable to all intellectual activity.
However,
these differences are not arbitrary but obey a precise rhythm to an exact
mathematics. In a society, in a given moment, an awakening is initiated, that
awakening is transmitted to successive generations, a creative breath begins to
manifest itself and the contributions accumulate themselves in forthcoming
generations until a maximum creative power is accomplished that afterwards,
begins a decrease of activity, diminishing the creative power and, after a very
precise and determined decadence, as that in the individual being, there
appears another society undergoing an ascending process that, through its
generations, will repeat the same springtime growth, creative fullness and
winter phases.
After
the winter phase a new creative cycle begins that will follow the same stages
as the prior one, using, therefor, the same space in time, made up of seven
centuries.
This
second cycle will give way to a new creative phase that is even more important
than the first one. Once the second cycle ends, another one will begin, also
creative and of a duration that is equal to the ones that came before, but with
a marked decadent creative force. Once this third cycle ends, nations return to
the state of primitive societies with the loss of not only the creative power,
but absolutely forgetting the creative force of past generations. Within these
17 centuries, nations live a first era of Great Demographic Fractionation of
six and one-half centuries and then, an era of Unification of ten and one-half
centuries, for a total of the 17 centuries of a historical cycle.�
In
the era of great fractionation, the geographical area of the ethnic group has a
material and intellectual progress that keeps accentuating with certain
characteristics and laws that govern this era of the nations.�
In
the unification era, a city imposes itself over the other ones in the
geographical area, forming the imperial power and the first unification nucleus
of the era or first empire, in the true sense of the word. This first nucleus
presents a first phase that is its first aggressive process, it then falls,
this would be its phase of great depression, afterwards it rises again:� second
process. Now the military disaster follows so that the empire enters in its
phase of conservation and afterwards in the phase of disintegration.�
All
the great Captains have appeared in the second aggressive process:� Hannibal,
Alexander, Julius Caesar and Napoleon.�
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