About the Book: Modern Civilization: A Crisis of Fragmentation
The crisis of the age inheres in this, that notwithstanding the centurys
mind-numbing disasters, it persists in subscribing to propositions which have
logically led to the atomization of the whole cloth of human experiencing, and
being. Great indeed is the value which is placed on the procedure of analytic
dismemberment. While the method has certainly been result-producing, materially,
in its wake it has brought immense suffering both physical and spiritual. The
price paid for a lopsided advance is thirty major wars with their toll of one
hundred and thirty million lives, and the irreparable destruction of the