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Chapter 7, The Second Turning, Consciousness Revolution (1964-1984) Summary and Analysis
The Second Turning tells the story of the 1960s and '70s. The '60s and '70s were a time of great social upheaval, which represents archetypal shift into new social roles. This period brought enormous economic growth and led many to stop focusing on material accumulation. Americans sought to become more humanitarian. The Moon Landing and Woodstock brought out our spiritual searching - both outside and inside of ourselves. Youth violence exploded, the Vietnam War was a disaster but by the end of Reagan's first term, this was all over.
Second Turnings date back to the Protestant Reformation and consist in spiritual renewal. They include the Protestant Reformation (1517-1542), the Puritan Awakening (1621-1649), the Great Awakening (1727-1746), the Transcendental Awakening (1822-1844), the Third Great Awakening (1886-1908) and the Consciousness Revolution (1964-1984). Awakenings change cultures and renew the spirit. They embody strong extremes between cultural symbols.
The archetypes undergo...
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