{Historical Circles (3) [continued (5)]}[12th September 1989]

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We are looking** for two particular types of event:

(1) Crises C over a short period, of the proper kind involving a division or parting of ways – not easy to identify,*** but [TS] Eliot seems to have found one.**** Each C is likely to be a[n] A~ of the next larger cycle, the larger cycle to which its cycle will be most closely related, so the same split should appear as the start of a more gradual (but ultimately more devastating) process in the A of the larger cycle.

(2) Clearly identifiable sectors of change over a period of time, J~# being the most obvious, and, similarly, settled periods exhibiting particular characteristics, j~# being another example.

*{But cf V. [[Redbook5:96-98][19880319:1910]{Type Cycles}[19th March 1988],] 96ff}

{[[Redbook6:156][19890715:1138]{[‘Dreams of Unity’]}[15th July 1989],] 156,

[[Redbook6:166][19890726:1118]{Historical Circles (1) [continued (3)]}[26th July 1989],] 166}

**[See last 3 previous entries, [Redbook6:242-248][19890912:1140i]{Historical Circles (3) [continued]*}[12th September 1989]ff]

***even by comparison before and after – probably the only way.

****[See [Redbook6:240-241][19890912:1140g]{Historical Circles (3)}[12th September 1989]]

#[Upper case (J~) signifying Outer Circle, lower case (j~) signifying Inner Circle]

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