Transitional Society: (Re)Evolution of Values

Dialogue and Universalism 27 (2):159-166 (2017)
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This article examines the attributes of the existence and the transformation of values in transitional society (eclecticism). Also the possibilities and limits of the relativistic application of the concepts of revolution and evolution in defining the processes of transformation of values in a transitional society are discussed.

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