Transforming Human Culture

<p>Introduction to SUNY series in Constructive Postmodern Thought<br/> <br/>Acknowledgments<br/> <br/>I. Introduction<br/> <br/>II. The Model of Social Evolution<br/> <br/><b>PART ONE. OUR HISTORY </b><br/> <br/>III. Stage 1: Tribal Hungting Magic<br/> <br/>IV. Stage 2: Mythology and the Farming Village<br/> <br/>V. Stage 3: The Warrior State<br/> <br/>VI. Evolutionary Driving Forces<br/> <br/>VII. The Evolution of Oppression<br/> <br/>VIII. Stage 4: Universal Religion and Philosophy<br/> <br/>IX. Stage 5: The Modern Era<br/> <br/><b>PART TWO. THE CURRENT CRISIS </b><br/> <br/>X. The Ecological Crisis<br/> <br/>XI. The Population Explosion<br/> <br/>XII. Markets Not Communities<br/> <br/>XIII. Loss of Meaning and Vitality<br/> <br/><b>PART THREE. SOLUTIONS </b><br/> <br/>XIV. Overview of the Model<br/> <br/>XV. Cooperation and Democratic Economics<br/> <br/>XVI. Culture and Gender<br/> <br/>XVII. Ecological Economics and Population<br/> <br/>XVIII. The Evolution of Consciousness<br/> <br/>XIX. Conscious Participation<br/> <br/>XX. The Social Realm<br/> <br/>XXI. Position Analysis<br/> <br/>XXII. Everyone Has a Part to Play<br/> <br/><b>PART FOUR. THE LARGER VIEW </b><br/> <br/>XXIII. Social and General Evolution<br/> <br/>XXIV. Global Consciousness<br/> <br/>XXV. Conclusion<br/> <br/>Note on Centers and About the Author<br/> <br/>Bibliography<br/> <br/>Index</p>