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But, we reiterate, it is difficult to establish how much positive there is in this "enchantment", since every historical, "metahistorical" process brings within itself an involution and an advancement. And if, beyond any linear conception based on a mythology of progress, the extent of such upheavals does not herald any advent of "earthly paradise" or a state of "absolute civilization" - and the results of a form of mass neurasthenia as well as of cultural impoverishment are there for all to see - however it is inevitable that a certain degree of awareness accumulated by human history is remixing and changing its appearance, taking "new forms", perhaps not yet fully known today but on which it is interesting and fundamental to work on.

Social media play the role of the amygdala accelerator: they carry and archive speeches and images that support emotions and allow the aggregation of accessible information of facts and documents that can be found and shared in real time." Roberson- Roberto seo expater bangladesh ltd Siconolfi Sociologist, essayist and medialogist Return to index Bibliography Arcella S., The Mysteries of Cybele and Attis. History: from the myth of the origins to the Romanization of the cult La Runa Study Center De Kerckhove. Thought and the post-modernity For Guénon, realized time always contains events, which constitute the qualitative difference between.



The various eras in which they take place, therefore "two quantitatively equal durations, but full of completely different series of events, cannot absolutely be considered as truly equivalent . A nature, that of events, "rigorously determined and properly 'unique'" Guénon, p. . As an alternative to the "cyclical" conception which understands time as repetition and the "linear" conception which understands it as progress, the spiral one is a synthesis of the two, combining both circular motion and the phases of evolution and involution, and the "progress of the overall system and on the basis of a permanent law that governs its movement.