The Mathematical-Historical Principles and the Evolution of Liberty — John Shaqi
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
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have indicated its characteristics, that is, a loss of the personality of the
nations that go on to make up part of the empire and acquisition by those
subject to the rights of the citizens. Afterwards, under a new imperial
domination, comes the political and social regime that it had at the beginning.
The
chart clearly indicates the phases of the social evolutions that begin by a
first one, that has a duration of four centuries, during which the nation�s
gradual progress arises under the domination of the imperial aristocracy. There
follows a second phase in which power is taken over by the wealthy aristocracy
until the middle class intervenes. �
This
phase of wealth and democracy aristocracy, has a duration of two and one-half
centuries and, therewith, ends the first era of great fractionation that then
had a total duration of six and one-half centuries. Then comes the phase of
anarchy, civil war or decadence of democracy, and the cities, free until now,
fall under the hegemony of an imperial nucleus. This federal phase has a
duration of two centuries.�
The
unitary absolutist phase follows with the ascending process of the centuries,
after which the decadence of the regime begins. A central power debilitation
process is produced and, finally, disintegration comes and the nations of the
empire remain under the domination of the new imperial nucleus that will
subject the old citizens to the regime of servitude and slavery with which the
century ends.
WORLD PROSPECTIVE OF THE XXI CENTURY
I.- a) From remote times, currents of culture are produced
that are displaced over the surface of the earth, originating civilizations of
diverse grades of advance, among others, some as advanced as the present ones
and that, at the same time, develop great unification nuclei, empires or great
nations.
In
addition to the discovery of the great prehistoric civilizations, it should be
added that the constitution of present-day skulls, is analogous to those of
400,000 years ago B.C., and so the utilization of fire, the date of which goes
back to 250,000 B.C.� In this sense, we should immediately study and research
what man did in that space of time.�
With
the results of the excavations and works of Schliemann (Archeologist), Homer
and the characters of The Iliad, stopped belonging to mythology and now are
part of Greek history.�
Likewise,
the works of Evans (English Archeologist), the German Egyptologist, Lepsius,
the French Egyptologist, Mariette and the English Archeologist and
Egyptologist, Petrie, constitute a great headway.
b) Referring to the development of Assyrian, Babylonian,
Egyptian and Cretan cultures, note the proportions and grandeur of their
constructions, superior to others in any manner of comparison.
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