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What does the “return of history” mean for how we understand civilization?
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Comparative Civilizations Forum retweeted
Harvard's first chairman of sociology, Pitirim Sorokin, spent decades analyzing every major civilization in recorded history to answer one question:
Why do great cultures die?
His answer, published in 1941, predicted almost everything happening today.
Down to the collapse of the family, the death of art, and the rise of tyrants. Maybe even the popularity of TikTok.
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What shapes the rise, crisis, and renewal of civilizations?
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✨ Front page of our Spring Comparative Civilizations Review! Which article grabs your attention most?
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👉 Autumn issue coming next month!
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📈 Record milestone for the Comparative Civilizations Review! Downloads are at an all-time high — and still growing. Thank you to our readers and contributors for expanding the reach of civilizational studies worldwide.
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Fire at the Mezquita-Catedral of Córdoba—one of the world’s best-preserved monuments of Islamic architecture. A stark reminder, like Notre Dame in 2019, that heritage can be lost in moments.
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Toynbee, one of the founders of the ISCSC, believed that self-directed learning was the cornerstone of civilizational growth. As he saw it, the rise or fall of #civilizations often depends on whether their people are equipped not just to learn, but to keep learning . #education
AI in Africa’s classrooms may erase local knowledge, warns @UNESCO . Civilizations endure by balancing innovation with cultural grounding. Can AI preserve culture, or will it overwrite it?👉unesco.org/en/articles/cultu…
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🎉 The Comparative Civilizations Review saw 10,856 full-text downloads in June 2025! Huge thanks to Editor-in-Chief Dr. Joseph Drew, his team, and our global community of readers & contributors.
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#OTD, July 14, 1789, the storming of the Bastille shook not just a monarchy, but the very idea of #civilization itself. The French Revolution challenged centuries of inherited power, questioned divine rights, and introduced radical visions of liberty, equality, and fraternity.🧵
The study of civilizations is incomplete without understanding how they fracture, adapt, and attempt to rebuild.
“What is #civilization ? I don’t know… But I think I can recognize it when I see it.” – Kenneth Clark #botd
Clark was the creator of Civilisation—a groundbreaking #bbc series (and book) that made #art, #history & #philosophy accessible to millions.
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