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for the Greeks it was important to link shapes in a plane for a European
significantly linked in one organic whole the different plans of depth" (There
same.P.153).
F. Schmitt traces the link of certain artistic discoveries of the
the whole people, saying of the law of the range, when the long
the effects of constant environment leads to the formation of stable range
social and artistic needs of each nation occurs
a favorite set of contents and scenes. It can persist even when
the disappearance of this group. F. Schmidt gives an example when
the fellahin, digging the statue had lain in the earth for five thousand years, learned in her
the features of his elder (P. 170).
And here appears the parallel with the theory of passionarity of Lev
ENU. "Precisely because of the inertia that threatens to end the life and to destroy
her contradictions, and we need those catastrophic revolution, in all cycles,
and sometimes in the ends of the individual phases of these cycles, and sometimes within phases --
at the end of their "seconds" (...): need is a sudden burst of to sweep away the
old, no longer needed, was a huge achievement
to the public, but which eventually became harmful tradition. Old and
individuals, and human groups of all orders cease to be
active not because there is nothing I want to do: all clear, all questions
allowed, all the business is done-it is necessary only to protect the creation of what
spent so much energy, it is necessary to repair and clean mechanisms, it is necessary even to enter
partial improvement, but nothing to touch on the merits, it is necessary
to give everything a go, as it was until now, and how it can be more
for many years -- if only in our century is enough!" (Ibid.P.174).
For us this is a clear description of the Brezhnev era. F. Slst looked more
depth. One time he was identified as the end of the cycle, a period of struggle with
religions created in the beginning of the cycle in the first place with Christianity:
"fight it because the force of inertia, the gospel parables, and sermons
become a means of class oppression and exploitation, and religious rites (ie.
symbolic art expresses the gospel "truth" and many others
found later, the same "truths" of dogma) was a terrible retrograde
force, pulls us back to the middle ages;
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