axial age造句

• Thomassen has also engaged the axial age debate from the perspective of anthropology.
• Lewis Mumford in a 1956 work credited him with anticipating the Axial Age concept.
• Man got all the way to the Axial Age.
• "We've been undergoing our own sort of axial age, economically and technologically, " she said.
• This cereal belt fed the civilizations formed in the Axial Age and connected by the Silk Road.
• This embedding is broken, for an elite, by the " higher " religions of the Axial Age.
• The German philosopher Karl Jaspers named that era the Axial Age because it was the axis of religious development.
• The spread of the Higher Religions, beginning with Zoroastrianism, Confucianism and Buddhism was linked to the developments of the Axial Age.
• In China of the Axial Age, the era of the Warring States ended in 221 BC with the universal conquest of Kushans.
• Many of the cultures of the axial age were considered second-generation societies because they were built on the societies that preceded them.
• Armstrong argues that the Enlightenment was a " Second Axial Age ", including thinkers such as Isaac Newton, Sigmund Freud, and Albert Einstein.
• It has also been suggested that the modern era is a new axial age, wherein relationships between religion, secularity, and traditional thought are changing.
• In the Axial Age ( mid-first millennium BC ), a continuous belt of civilizations stretched through the Eurasian subtropical zone from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
• He also took an active interest in Eastern philosophies, particularly Buddhism, and developed the theory of an Axial Age, a period of substantial philosophical and religious development.
• A synoptic view of universal history led some scholars, beginning with Karl Jaspers, to distinguish the Axial Age synchronous to " classical antiquity " of the Western tradition.
• Prof . L髉ez Cerezo ( Universidad de Oviedo ) made a Eulogy and Prof . Mitcham read the speech entitled " Ethics and Technology : The Axial Age ".
• Shafarevich argues that ancient socialism ( such as Mesopotamia and Egypt ) was not ideological, as an ideology socialism was a reaction to the emergence of individualism in the Axial Age.
• Anthropologist David Graeber has pointed out that " the core period of Jasper's Axial age [ . . . ] corresponds almost exactly to the period in which coinage was invented.
• Polytheism was the typical form of religion during the Bronze Age and Iron Age up to the Axial Age and the development of Abrahamic religions, the latter of which enforced strict monotheism.
• Karl Jaspers, a German psychiatrist and philosopher, developed the theory of an axial age, referring to the period from 800 BCE to 200 BCE, during which philosophical thinking evolved in China, Indian and the Occident.