The Complexity of the Process of Civilization: Anatolia as a Case Point

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The Turkish Yearbook of International Relations
Issue:17
The Complexity of the Process of Civilization: Anatolia as a Case Point

The Complexity of the Process of Civilization: Anatolia as a Case Point

Pages : 88-101

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Publication Date : 1977-05-01

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :Civilization is a complex whole. This is more so if we understand it as `an ideal state of human culture characterized by complete absence of barbarism and a rational, optimum utilization of physical, cultural, spiritual and human resources, and perfect adjustment of the individual within the social framework.` insert ignore into journalissuearticles values(Websters Third International Dictionary);. Despite the vehement claims of racists, there is neither such a thing as a unique, integrating and superior civilization , nor is it possible to find the exact origins of man`s material and spiritual products in the depths of history. From the first appearance of the Homo Sapiens onvvards, the development of civilization has been on a continuous line.
Keywords : Complexity, Process of Civilization, Anatolia

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