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Humanity First!
(Englisch)
Towards an Ethical Civilisation
Santavuori, Heli

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Heli has participated in the research work on philosophy of history and archaeological theory. She is the the designer of the layout of the websites and printed publications of the New History Association.nnHeli has edited a book consisting of speeches, messages and notes of Matti Puolakka, Only humans have history, with the help of other members of the New History Association. nnAs a side job, she has published exercise guides on classical ballet and pilates. She has also published an interview book on the experiences of a Finnish man, who had served in the French Foreign Legion in the Algerian War, and written romantic fiction in several magazines.


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We are living in the era of the unification of humankind. Humanity will survive or perish together. So far, self-destruction seems more likely than survival.nnWhat is the reason for the self-destructiveness of the human species? This is the crucial question of our time. Finding an answer to this question is the most important ethical and intellectual challenge of our era.nnHumankind can survive only by building its internal relationships on the basis of self-knowledge. Only in this way we can live in harmony with nature. Our sole survival strategy is the knowledge of human history and human nature.nnThis program pamphlet contains a new and original view of the world today: the change of era, the crisis of democracy, and how we can see features of the future global society already in the present.nnHumankind ought to come together to study and discuss the basic teachings of our history. To that end, this program provides some practical suggestions.nnThe program relies on the lifework of the Finnish philosopher Matti Puolakka. It makes use of his text archive, notes and speeches, which he left to the New History Association for safekeeping, editing and publication. A short presentation of Puolakka's lifework and a summary of his view of the entire history, i.e. the 2.5-million-year journey of the Homo family, are attached.nnThe program is available also on the web site of the New History Association: https://newhistory.fi.



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