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The Fourth Turning Is Here
By Neil Howe
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Description
In The Fourth Turning Is Here, Neil Howe, renowned for his pioneering work in generational theory, delves into the cyclical patterns of history and their implications for contemporary society. Drawing upon decades of research, Howe presents a compelling narrative that examines the recurring crises that shape the American experience. He argues that we are on the cusp of a significant transformation, where the social fabric and political landscape are poised for monumental shifts.
The Story
With a rich blend of historical analysis and sociological insight, Howe identifies four generational archetypes and their interplay throughout American history. This book builds on his previous seminal works, including Generations and The Fourth Turning, and elucidates how each turning—a high, an awakening, an unraveling, and a crisis—unfolds over time. As we navigate through the current turning, Howe invites readers to reflect on the past while contemplating the future of democracy and civic life.
Why Readers Love It
- Engaging narrative style that combines history with contemporary analysis.
- Insightful exploration of societal patterns that resonate with current events.
- Encourages critical thinking about the future of society and governance.
Perfect For
This thought-provoking work is ideal for readers interested in political science, sociology, and history. It appeals to those who wish to understand the underlying forces shaping our world, as well as anyone keen to engage in meaningful discussions about the future of society and the role of generations within it.
Specifications
Format: Hardback
Dimensions: × ×
Pages: 592
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
ISBN: 9781982173739
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