This is a recurring term, that explains the contradictions of western culture I its relationships with the others; to which it affects with the distortion of their political determinations, in the same sense than their own. This is them an effect, that could be traced to the same origins of Western culture, with the fall of Minoans and rise of Mycenaeans; dragging the expansion of Phoenician commerce, due to its relative lack of political regulations outside their own holding.
This is them referred to the
exceptionality in which the Western culture was born, with this singularity;
that will repercuss in the other singularity of Christian ideology, in a
process that took over a millennium. This is what happened, from that
development of the Greek academies to their closing by that Christian ideology;
born from this same Greek philosophical tradition, consolidated and organized in
the Patristics.
It’s here where that
development became so overgrown, turning to the closing of the philosophical
academies; as its way to set the new parameters of culture, in the model of
oriental tyrannies, with Christian structure; formed with the justification of
political needs in its transcendentalism, took from Manicheism, by the agency
of Saint Agustin. ‘Till them political absolutism was restricted to practical
impossibilities in the West, because politic was not ideological; although it was
open precedents of this kind of tendency, taken from the East models, like with
Pythagoras.
It’s also the footprint of
Platonic Idealism, in the basic hermeneutic of Agustin Manicheism, as
Neoplatonic; explaining Christianity in its pretention of universality in
politics, leading to ulterior philosophical developments. This is then where
Western hyper development get its apotheosis, because of previous and minor developments;
which in its exceptionality of economic deregulation, propitiated the change of
capital, from military to economy and ideology; this then as an actualization
of Manichean contradiction, and thus reproducing its hermeneutical flaw as a
political determination.
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