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The Enlightenment was a <em>fundamental</em> change—of the very way in which truth and meaning are conceived of and created—from which a sweeping "cultural revival" followed. Could a similar advent be in store for us today?
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The Enlightenment was before all a change of <em>epistemology</em>. An ancient praxis was revived, which empowered human reason to develop <em>knowledge of knowledge</em>. On that as foundation, a completely <em>new</em> worldview emerged—which led to "a great cultural revival", and to <em>comprehensive</em> change. On what grounds could a similar change begin today?
 
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<p>From the traditional culture we have adopted a myth incomparably more subversive than the myth of creation. This myth now serves as the foundation stone, on which the edifice of our culture has been constructed.</p>
 
<p>From the traditional culture we have adopted a myth incomparably more subversive than the myth of creation. This myth now serves as the foundation stone, on which the edifice of our culture has been constructed.</p>
<p>Galilei is once again in house arrest—but his prison has acquired a new shape, and we didn't recognize it. Culture has once again been turned into an instrument of power.</p> 
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<b>To be continued</b>
 
<b>To be continued</b>
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Revision as of 23:06, 31 May 2020

H O L O T O P I A:    F I V E    I N S I G H T S




The Enlightenment was before all a change of epistemology. An ancient praxis was revived, which empowered human reason to develop knowledge of knowledge. On that as foundation, a completely new worldview emerged—which led to "a great cultural revival", and to comprehensive change. On what grounds could a similar change begin today?

From the traditional culture we have adopted a myth incomparably more subversive than the myth of creation. This myth now serves as the foundation stone, on which the edifice of our culture has been constructed.

To be continued