Plato and Classical Civilisation A Level

Towards Sustainable Future by Transition to the Next Level Civilisation

Universal and rigorously derived concept of dynamic complexity shows that any system of interacting components, including society and civilisation, is a process of highly uneven development of its unreduced complexity. Modern civilisation state corresponds to the end of unfolding of a big complexity level. Such exhausted, totally “replete” structure cannot be sustainable in principle and shows ...

Madness and Civilisation

main theme a fascinating topic. In Renaissance Europe the insane were frequently at large. The Age of Enlightenment, coinciding with the increased growth of cities, seems to have led to their confinement?and to intensified ill-treatment. The account of these developments enables Dr. Foucault to imply that the role of the doctor as a magician and as the protagonist of society's attitudes to the ...

Plato and Innatism

Dental Disease and Civilisation

Inaugural Lecture in the Chair of Dentistry, of the Queen's University of Be/fast DENTAL disease is the almost universal experience of modern man. In Great Britain, the United States, Germany, Scandinavia and New Zealand-countries which may be looked upon as highly civilised-dental caries is extremely widespread. Parodontal disease is also common, while maldevelopment of the jaws and irregulari...

Plato and Innatism