Post-Apocalyptic Renaissance of Global Civilization

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Post-Apocalyptic Renaissance of Global Civilization (Non-Kairos references)

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Musolff, Andreas.  Cross-language metaphors: parents and children, love, marriage and divorce in the European family. In: Janet Cotterill and Anne Ife (Eds.): Language across Boundaries. Continuum, 119-134, 2001.

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Wendt, Alexander.  Quantum Mind and Social Science: unifying physical and social ontology. Cambridge, 2015.

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Zepp-LaRouche, Helga.  Toward a New Renaissance in Classical Education. Executive Intelligence Review, 20 February 1998. [text]