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Human Society (Parts 1
and 2)
In his
two– part Human Society series, the author has chosen to
depart from chronological order: analyzing modern society in
the first part of the series, and then delving into human
history, and human macro history, in the second part.
In Human
Society Part 1 the author demonstrates at the outset that
society must be built on a foundation of morality and must
move progressively forward in order to establish itself in
universal humanism. Then from the vantage point of that
universal humanism, the author examines different issues of
education, social justice, and the judicial system; and
probes the impacts that practitioners of various professions
may have, for better or for worse, on the social body as a
whole, depending on the expansiveness of their minds. Human
Society Part 1, in effect, provides human beings the vision
needed to build a society in the true sense of the word.
In Human
Society Part 2 the author introduces his theory of history
and social change. Economist Ravi Batra has based his
best– selling economic books on the Law of the Social Cycle
as explained in this book. Historians and futurists are
calling this a landmark work in understanding the process of
social change.
| Price: $18 |
283 pp. |
paperback |
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ISBN:
81– 7252–167–7
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