In Generations, and in greater detail in The Fourth Turning, they describe a four-stage cycle of social or mood eras which they call "turnings". The turnings include: "the high", "the awakening", "the unraveling", and "the crisis".

2021年4月25日 · Each crisis is marked by four stages: a catalyst event that sets the wheels in motion; a regeneracy in which people stop tolerating weakening institutions and splintering culture; a climax that...

2020年6月5日 · The four historical turnings are: High (First Turning), Awakening (Second Turning), Unraveling (Third Turning), and Crisis (Fourth Turning). Historical turnings and generational archetypes work together to power the generational cycles.

2024年11月6日 · Fourth Turning Chronicle will explore how this theory plays out today, connecting historical insights with modern events, analyzing generational roles, and reflecting on what might lie ahead. Whether it’s the state of our institutions, generational shifts, or transformative global events, we’ll navigate what it means to live through a ...

2005年11月23日 · William Strauss and Neil Howe claim America has just entered the “Fourth Turning” of the fifth saeculum since the arrival of the Pilgrims at Plymouth. Below is a chart showing the timeframes of each saeculum and the turnings within that saeculum.

* What is our fourth turning prophesy, knowing how things have developed so far? * The internet seems to exemplify the ideals of an unraveling. What will happen to it during the crisis? * What is our new political constellation? Do Boomers have the wisdom to lead us? * Will there be a great war this crisis? What and when?

2024年11月11日 · The Fourth Turning explains how history repeats itself in cycles, with each cycle lasting about 80 years. It suggests that every generation goes through four phases: a high, an awakening, an unraveling, and a crisis.

2017年2月3日 · Below is a chart (click it to zoom) that shows the seasonality of Anglo-American history since the end of the Middle Ages, according to the Strauss-Howe Generational Theory (as described in their 1997 book The Fourth Turning).

In this post, we’ll unpack all you need to know about the The Fourth Turning, including a summary of the book, the framework, characteristics of each turning, generational archetypes, predictions for the future and more.

In The Fourth Turning, historian William Strauss and consultant Neil Howe explain how Anglo-American history follows a pattern of four 15 to 25-year periods, called Turnings, and how the behaviors of different generations define these Turnings.