Civil history

concept


History unfolds in an open-ended way. Therefore, it is usually described only retrospectively or contemporaneously. However, since actors always think and act at or within specific levels of civilization, history can also be analyzed according to criteria of civilization. This includes case studies, case comparisons, and statistical comparisons. The framework model of civilization with its individual modules (AZT) can be a stimulating tool for explaining this.

Read the case comparison text, pp. 161-176

Case comparison

Separation/State formation

Nine historical cases compared according to civility criteria


Case study

Neuhardenberg building owner at the threshold of the 18th to the 19th century

Read the case study text