The Transformation of the Class Culture - Hauke, Wolfgang
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People today find themselves in a cultural dilemma. On the one hand, it is becoming increasingly clear that man can no longer afford to 'carry on as before'. On the other hand, his supernatural cultural organisation has become so complex that he cannot change it in a radical way without risking a cultural crisis. Therefore, there is no realistic solution today other than the targeted transformation of contemporary culture into a natural democracy of symbiotic equal rights. This book not only explains how humans ended up in today's cultural situation, but also shows a way how man can realize a natural democracy of symbiotic equal rights.…mehr

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People today find themselves in a cultural dilemma. On the one hand, it is becoming increasingly clear that man can no longer afford to 'carry on as before'. On the other hand, his supernatural cultural organisation has become so complex that he cannot change it in a radical way without risking a cultural crisis. Therefore, there is no realistic solution today other than the targeted transformation of contemporary culture into a natural democracy of symbiotic equal rights. This book not only explains how humans ended up in today's cultural situation, but also shows a way how man can realize a natural democracy of symbiotic equal rights.
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How and why I became a cultural researcher? The main reason for this development was the fact that I was born into an extremely narcissistic family. As a result, I became a selfless member of my family and developed an allergic reaction to several family members at the age of 20. So from a very early age, I started to deal with the pressing question of why cultural life is sometimes unbearable. After 40 years of intensive research, I have found my answer and the clarity I have gained has largely freed me from my ideological and emotional cultural heritage. This enables me to look at today's culture with an open mind. Over the last 20 years, I have been able to study cultural history, the history of religion, the sciences of biology, psychology, sociology, ethnology and other interesting fields of research during a 4-month winter break from work. As a result I have developed a biological view on the culture.