Table of Contents--Conclusion

7. Conclusion


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		7. Conclusion 7.1 History and Evolution: A Paradox Resolved 7.1.1 Transition and Divide: A New Perspective on Modernity 7.2 The Eonic Effect as a Resolution of Kant's Challenge 7.2.1 Freedom’s Causality, Teleology And Politics 7.2.2 Free Will, Moral Action, and Self-consciousness 7.3 Will Democracy Survive? Toward a Postdarwinian Liberalism 7.3.1 Modernism, Eurocentrism, Imperialism, and 'Western' Civilization 7.3.2 Ecological Endgames: A Tyranny Of Markets 7.4 Ends and Beginnings NOTES 7.5 Critique of Historical Reason 7.5.1 Spengler, Toynbee, and Cyclical Theories 7.5.2 Is There a Postmodern Age? 7.5.3 Evolution and The Idea of Progress 7.5.4 The Case of the Missing Centuries 7.6 Beyond Darwinism: A Theoretical Self-Defense 7.6.1 The Meaning Of Evolution 7.6.2 The Great Transition

			Conclusion
			We reach the end of our world history in the light of the eonic effect and the eonic sequence and the result is an X-ray of the deeper structure of evolutionary transformation behind the whole. The emergence of modernity, and the course of revolution and democracy are seen to be connected to our discovery, and extraordinary realization. The resolution of the paradox of evolution and history taken together is thus resolved in the 'idea for a universal history' realized as an evolution of freedom

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