The Globalization Of The Western Cultural Revolution
Tác giả: Marguerite A. Peeters
Ký hiệu tác giả: PE-M
DDC: 241.6 - Luân lý chuyên biệt
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 1

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số: 258SB0008178
Nhà xuất bản: Dialogue Dynamics
Năm xuất bản: 2018
Khổ sách: 24
Số trang: 221
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
FOREWORD  i
METHODOLOGICAL NOTE  v
TERMS OF USE vii
15 STUDY UNITS  
1. General introduction - Objectives and themes of the course 1
2.How is the West living up to its baptismal promises? - The
initial evangelization of Europe and the present apostasy 
13
Saint Walfroy, the Ardennes and the initial evangelization of Europe  14
Western secularization and globalization  20
Practical activities - Units 1 and 2 25
3. Historical context (I) – Convergence of 1989 29
The fall of the wall  31
The acceleration of globalization.  33
The UN “Conference process" 36
4. Historical context (II) - The “end of ideologies” and the end of history”  43
The end of ideologies and the “state of consensus” of the world in 1989  44
The “end of history"  49
The anthropological and cultural state of the West in 1989  52
The "May 68 generation” at the helm of global governance by
the beginning of the 1990s 
53
Practical activities - Units 3 and 4 54
5.The new global language (I) - New, global, systemic  57
A new language  58
A global language  63
A semantic system 66
6. The new global language (II) - Ambivalence and manipulation 71
The ambivalence of the new language - and its lack of clear definition 72
 Seductive character of the new language  79
Five ways of arming ourselves against the dangers of the new language 80
Practical activities - Units 5 and 6 82
7. The new global ethics (I) - A postmodern ethics  85
Ethics and morality  86
A postmodern ethics  88
The coexistence of the modern and postmodern paradigms  94
The challenges for Christians 97
8.The new global ethics (II) - A post-Judeo-Christian ethics  99
A post-Judeo-Christian ethics 100
 A scientistic, technocratic and gnostic ethics  105
A utilitarian, pessimistic, utopian, messianic and globally normative ethics  109
Practical activities - Units 7 and 8 111
9.The globalization of the Western feminist and sexual revolution- Protagonist of the revolution,
 and their driving agenda 
113
Feminist revolution, sexual revolution, cultural revolution  114
Margaret Sanger  117
The fraud of Alfred Kinsey, father of the sexual revolution  119
Herbert Marcuse, father of the cultural revolution  120
Practical activities - Unit 9 124
10. Cairo and reproductive health (I) - A Copernican turn 127
The paradigms of the global sexual revolution  129
The Cairo tsunami  130
Reproductive health 133
11. Cairo and reproductive health (II) - Sexual health 141
The rise of Western individualism since the 1960s  145
The ethics of “consent" and the advent of a "consensus culture"  147
The ideological redefinition of "safety"  148
"Safe” abortion  149
The culture of prevention  151
Practical activities - Units 10 and 11 151
12. The gender perspective (I) - Beijing and the globalization of the Western
feminist and homosexual resolution
155
13. The gender perspective (II) - Its remote and recent origins in Western history  169
Distant origins  170
Contemporary origins  178
Practical activities - Units 12 and 13 180
14. Neocolonialism 183
Denunciations by recent Popes  184
The UN as advocate of decolonization  186
A cultural revolution within democratic values  187
The globalist character of neocolonialism  189
Effects of this neocolonial globalism on the developing nations  189
The platform of the agents of reproductive health -- from the present to 2030 194
 Practical activities – Unit 14 197
15. A perspective of hope - Signs of the times 201
An astonishing convergence  203
Reconciliation with the Father  209
Practical activities - Unit 15 214
REFERENCE WORKS 217