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Deconstructing Civilization (Part 1): The Fracturing of Shared Reality rc
Civilization as a shared reality of objects, records, interpretations, values, and cooperation—and how factionalized facts, ruptured history, friend–enemy division, and emergency mobilization fracture it, while defense replicates the closure it opposes.
Introduction
Preface: Disagreement Still Needs a Common World
09-06
Part One: How the Shared World Holds Together
Chapter 1: A Bridge and the Common World Around It
09-06
Chapter 2: How Public Facts Gain Stability
09-06
Chapter 3: The Levels of Historical Record and Interpretation
09-06
Chapter 4: How Much Agreement Does Shared Value Require
09-07
Chapter 5: Why Language Both Connects and Conceals
09-07
Chapter 6: The Boundaries of the Concept of Civilization Itself
09-07
Part Two: Fracture — From Doubt to War
Chapter 7: How Infinite Doubt Dissolves Public Facts
09-07
Chapter 8: Historical Revision and Historical Erasure
09-07
Chapter 9: How Value Disagreements Escalate into Ontological War
09-07
Chapter 10: Aesthetic Difference and the Contest over Authority
09-07
Chapter 11: How Fear Compresses the Time of Discussion
09-07
Chapter 12: How a Single Conspiracy Devours Complex Causation
09-07
Chapter 13: What Those Who Declare a Crisis Gain
09-07
Chapter 14: After the Failure of Knowledge Intermediaries
09-07
Chapter 15: Public Commitments and Actual Losses
09-07
Chapter 16: How Polarization Reduces the Paths of Negotiation
09-07
Chapter 17: How Defense Replicates the Closure It Seeks to Resist
09-07
Chapter 18: External Conflict and Internal Responsibility
09-07
Part Three: The Paradox of Defense and Reconstruction
Chapter 19: Letting Contention Share a Minimum of Facts
09-07
Chapter 20: The Multiple Entrances of Record Preservation
09-07
Chapter 21: The Concrete Conditions of Cross-Standpoint Review
09-07
Chapter Twenty-Two: Limited Agreements amid Value Conflict
09-08
Chapter 23: The Institutional Position of Publicly Admitting Error
09-08
Chapter 24: How Civilizational Continuity Accommodates Self-Revision
09-08
Epilogue
Epilogue: Common Facts Do Not Require a Common Life
09-08
Appendix
Appendix: Terminology, Chapter Guide, and Notes on Sources
09-08