WorldHistorySite.com: World History in Five Epochs

WorldHistorySite.com

Presenting a New Theory of World History

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The story of human society told in terms of five civilizations linked to communication technologies and changing structures of society. Four are fully developed. The fifth - computer-based communication - appears now on the horizon. This coincides with the creation of a global culture.

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	What are the five civilizations?	about communication technologies	about religion	about entertainment
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	about government & business	historical prediction	statements of this theory	diagram to show social mitosis
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	Translate home page into: Spanish , French , Portuguese , German , Italian		Translate home page into: Chinese, Indonesian , Turkish , Polish , Dutch
	about languages world population		on the nature of civilizations create and teach world history
	contact us how to order book		rhythm and self-consciousness
	site directory links to other websites		using history to predict the future
	What People are Visiting on this Website What is Original in this World History
	This web site is based on concepts in a book, Five Epochs of Civilization, by William McGaughey full text of Five Epochs of Civilization www.tablecontents.html - 5 languages 503 pages, plus index and illustrations Full-length book manuscripts embedded in this website: Five Epochs of Civilization: World History as Emerging in Five Civilizations (155,941 words) Rhythm and Self-Consciousness: New Ideals for an Electronic Civilization (75,282 words) What Jesus was Thinking: Albert Schweitzer’s View of the Messianic Self-Consciousness of Jesus (unpublished manuscript) (70,930 words) One of the largest collections of historical writings on the web - over 120 documents with 475,000 words of text. Written in English, with parallel pages in French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, and Italian. World history is no longer the largest type of historical study. A new discipline, Big History, which combines natural and human history, now assumes this role. William McGaughey has a new book coming out in this field. See BigHistorySite.com for more information. to: BigHistorySite TRANSLATIONS WEB PAGE to: Some models of world history to: A Call to Action
	Scientists seek to discover significant patterns in nature. So the purpose here is to find significant patterns in events described by the historical record. The end in both cases is knowledge, sought both for the purpose of accurate prediction and of making sense of the world around us. to: Bill McGaughey’s other websites Comments, questions? mailto: 2wmcg@earthlink.net

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worldhistorysite.com - In this web site there are 136 separate pages in 6 different languages (English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, and Italian) and 15 pages in 11 languages (the six mentioned plus simplified Chinese, Indonesian, Turkish, Polish, Dutch, and Russian) + 189 in English only for a total of 340 English-language pages.