With the implementation of a class culture 5000 years ago, Homo sapiens developed a destructive utilitarianism through the absolutist category of utility, which has remained a functional criterion for judging all living beings on earth, including humans (masters, servants, slaves, workers, taxpayers, consumers). As a result, over time, the culture man became incapable of recognizing in a sufficiently empathetic way what consequences this orientation has for the nature of man and for the nature of the earth. Through the emergence of this considerable shortcoming, it has come about that man has developed a banality of evil in his thoughts and actions, which is expressed to this day in the lower classes of the people by a masochistic nihilism and in the upper classes of culture by a sadistic narcissism.

In view of this already advanced development, man today has only little time to correct his self-organization and his cultural organization in a constructive way by recognizing the essential undesirable developments within his cultural history. This website puts the necessary changes in the human views on life for discussion.

While the Articles explain the current state of cultural research for those  who have already delved deeper into cultural policy and economics, the  books featured on this page provide an introduction to the respective discussions.

The book The Transformation of the Class Culture contrasts capitalist philosophy with communist philosophy and comes to the conclusion that both cultural models have lost themselves in the 20th century within an unnatural and antisocial cultural development. The resulting extremist political polarizations still prevent the constructive natural balance of a relative order and a relative freedom in the class cultures. The book also discusses the fundamental problems that need to be solved today in the class cultures and formulates realistic approaches for solving them.

The book The Healing of the Cultural Soul emphasizes the fact that all communities and societies develop natural polity .This natural polity, which we can also understand as the soul of the respective culture, has become entangled in terrible undesirable developments in the 20th century. The psychological and sociological reappraisal of these developments makes it clear that a degeneration of the cultural essence becomes particularly dangerous when they are shaped by a fascist legal tradition invented by the Romans. Through such a legal tradition, the fascist Roman royal right to impose and execute arbitrary death sentences without any trial can be transferred to all cultural functionaries. Above all this has led to the bottomless, terrible atrocities of the 20th century.