Сады Вавилона как жизненная философия в эпоху, называемую "золотой век"

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  Все работы   →   Рефераты и реферативные задания   →   Английский язык
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  15.01.2020 г.
• Объем работы:
  9 стр.
• Содержание:
  Introduction 3
  Chapter 1. Philosophic sense of the “Golden Age” 4
  concept in different cultures 4
  Chapter 2. Babylonian gardens as the symbol of Paradise on the Earth 6
  Conclusion 8
  Bibliography 10
  
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  Introduction
  
  The end of our century is a time of intense changes in the economy, politics, social relations, technology, art, and other areas of human activity and culture. It is clear that these changes are associated not only with the rapid development of scientific and technological progress, but also with the interaction of cultures of different peoples of our diverse world. However, the fact it is also the fact that culture has a dual character: it both changes and persists, preserved, transmitted, transmitted. Still, ethnic groups differ from each other in the main culture, the latter cements the ties between the representatives of the people.
  As emphasized in cultural studies, culture is the soul and face of the people; state structure, economic system. It must be borne in mind that the laws of existence, development, and functioning cultures are as strict as the laws of society, although they are much less conscious and understood.
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  Chapter 1. Philosophic sense of the “Golden Age”
  concept in different cultures
  
  The Golden age is a mythologeme in which the image of a happy humanity is fixed, to which eternal youth, eternal peace and eternal idleness are granted. The imagination of the ancients attributed to the Golden age all the benefits of a careless and careless life, which is reflected in the" Works and days " of Hesiod:
  "Those people lived like gods with a calm and clear soul, not knowing grief, not knowing labor." In ancient times, man lived in the power of myths and considered the miraculous an undeniable reality, the latter included the mythologeme of the Golden milestone with its pictures of the unprecedented generosity of nature and the amazing unselfishness of man, who knows neither greed nor violence.
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