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Jiang models modernity as a struggle among four civilizations, each claiming Christian and Roman inheritance but interpreting both through different geography and culture.
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Modern Civilizations
Jiang models modernity as a struggle among four civilizations, each claiming Christian and Roman inheritance but interpreting both through different geography and culture.
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"...To end the course, we will focus on the four great modern civilizations that have fought for global dominance these past 20 years. These..."
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"to the Holy Roman Empire, first by Charlemagne and as such they are more Catholic than the Russians okay then you have the British..."
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"...we'll start Germany. Let's simplify the differences between these three great modern civilizations that are struggling for world domination even today. So as we..."
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"...faith and prosperity apart from virtue having styled themselves champions of modern civilization they have arrogantly placed themselves at its head usurping a position..."
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"...cradle of civilization. It is the beginning of the foundations of modern civilization. They gave us irrigation technology. They gave us mathematics. They gave..."
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