stage of development ofearly societies
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there is agreement on at least three major stages of societal development, or civilizations: the preagricultural (hunting and gathering) stage, the agricultural stage, and the industrial stage.
Answer: This may help you
Explanation:
A social stage is more like an emerging wave than a rigid step. Each
stage is simply a temporary, transitional plateau that forms in
individual and collective minds. Some call them paradigms or levels
of psychological existence. Elsewhere I refer to them as valueMEMES
or bio/psycho/social/spiritual DNA-type scripts that inculcate their
codes throughout a culture and even migrate around the planet. These
are fluid, living systems rather than rigid hierarchical steps. They
form into spirals of complexity and exist within people,organizations,
and entire societies. The terms social stage, cultural wave,
value system, and vMEME code are synonymous.
Cultures as well as countries are formed by the emergence of
value systems (social stages) in response to life conditions. Such
complex adaptive intelligences form the glue that bonds a group
together, defines who they are as a people, and reflects the place on
the planet they inhabit. These cultural waves, much like nested
Russian dolls, have formed over time into unique mixtures and blends
of instructional and survival codes, myths of origin, artistic forms,
life styles, and senses of community. While all are legitimate
expressions of the human experience, they are not equal in their
capacities to deal with complex problems in society.