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The Chaotic Society: Product of the Social Morphological Revolution

SOCIETY as a whole has been viewed historically from many perspectives. It has been envisaged among other ways as great (Wallas, 1916), acquisitive (Tawney, 1920), and affluent (Galbraith, 1958). Contemporary society, whether observed globally, nationally, or locally, is realistically characterized as chaotic and best understood as anachronistic Contemporary society is realistically characterized as chaotic because of its manifest confusion and disorder-the essential elements of chaos. On the international scene, to draw upon a few examples, consider the situation in Vietnam, Czechoslovakia, t…