Social and Cultural Dynamics : a Study of Change in Major Systems of Art, Truth, Ethics, Law and Social Relationships.

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Part One: Introductory 1. Forms and Problems of Culture Integration and Methods of Their Study 2. Ideational, Sensate, Idealistic, and Mixed Systems of Culture 3. Concrete Illustrations of the Chief Types of Culture Mentality 4. Sociocultural Fluctuations: Concept and Forms of Sociocultural Process Part Two: Fluctuation of Ideational, Idealistic, and Sensate Forms of Art 5. Is There Any Uniform Sequence in the Flourishing of Various Arts in the History of a Given Culture? Preliminary Critical Survey of Theories on the Subject 6. Is the Curve of Art Development Uniformly Similar in Various Societies and Cultures? Preliminary Critical Survey of Theories on the Subject 7. Ideational, Sensate, and Mixed Styles in Art: Painting and Sulpture 8. Recurrence in Social Space and Fluctuation in Time of the Ideational, Visual, and Mixed Styles in Painting and Sculpture (Qualitative Outline) 9. Fluctuation of the Main Styles in the Painting and Sculpture of Western Europe 10. Fluctuation of Ideational and Visual Forms of Architecture 11. Fluctuation of Ideational, Sensate, and Mixed Forms of Music 12. Fluctuation of Ideational and Sensate Forms of Literature and Criticism Part Three: Fluctuation of Ideational, Idealistic and Sensate Systems of Truth and Knowledge 13. Fluctuation of Ideational, Idealistic and Sensate Systems of Truth and Knowledge (Quantitative) 14. Qualitative Clarification of the Fluctuation of the Systems of Truth and Knowledge 15. Fluctuation of "First Principles”: I Fluctuation of Idealism and Materialism 16. Fluctuation of “ First Principles” : II. Eluctuation of Enternalistic and Temporalistic Mentality 17. Fluctuation of “ First Principles” : III. Fluctuation of the Influence of Realism, Conceptualism, and Nominalism 18. Fluctuation of “ First Principles IV. Fluctuation of the Influence of Sociological Universalism and Singularism 19. Fluctuation of “ First Principles” : V. Fluctuation of Realistic, Nominalistic, and Mixed Conceptions of the Reality of the Juridical Personality : Corporations and Institutions 20. Fluctuation of “ First Principles” : VI. Fluctuation of the Influence of Deterministic and Indeterministic Mentalities 21. Fluctuation of “ First Principles VII. Fluctuation of the Linear, Cyclical, and Mixed Conceptions of the Cosmic, Biological, and Sociocultural Processes 22. Fluctuation of the Basic Categories of Human Thought: Causality, Time, Space, Number 23. Fluctuation of General and Special Scientific Theories Part Four: Fluctuation of Ideational and Sensate Forms of Ethical and Juridical Culture Mentality 24. Fluctuation of Ideational, Sensate, and Mixed Systems of Ethics in the Graeco-Roman and Western Cultures 25. Fluctuation of Ethicojuridical Mentality Incriminal Law Part Five: Types and Fluctuation of the Systems of Social Relationships 26. Familistic, Contractual, and Compulsory Relationships and Systems of Interaction (Groups) 27. Fluctuation of the Familistic, Contractual, and Compulsory Relationships in the Life Process of the Main European Social Groups 28. Fluctuation of Theocratic (Ideational) and Secular (Sensate) Forms of Government and Leadership 29. Fluctuation of Ideational and Sensate Liberty 30. Fluctuation of Systems of Social Relationships in Their Quantitative Aspects 31. Fluctuation of Economic Conditions Part Six: Fluctuation of War in Intergroup Relationships 32. Fluctuation of War in the History of Greece, Rome,and Europe 33. Summary and Main Results of Study of War in the History of Europe Part Seven: Nfluctuation of Internal Disturbances in Intragroup Relationships 34. Fluctuation of Internal Disturbances in the History of Greece, Rome, and Europe 35. Summary and Main Results of Study of Internal Disturbances Part Eight: Culture, Personality and Conduct 36. Relationship Between Types of Culture and Types Ofpersonality and Behavior 37. The Crisis of Ourage Part Nine: Why and How of Sociocultural Change 38. Principle of Immanent Change of Sociocultural Systems and Congeries 39. The "Why” of Sociocultural Rhythms and Swings. the Principle of Limit 40. The Problems of Ever-Linear, Ever-New and Strictly Circular Sociocultural Change 41. The Reason for the Super-Rhythm of Ideational Idealistic-Sensate Phases in the Graeco-Roman and Western Supersystems of Culture 42 -The Twilight of Our Sensate Culture and Beyond