The Culture of Today and the Dionysian Society

Foresee the future, pain, medicine, and alcohol. It sounds like an element of a Hollywood movie plot. But these elements are not movies, but society's past. "Pueblo New Mexico" A close-up article by Ruth Benedict talks about these different societies. Dionysus was derived from the Greek wine Dionysus, recognizing the value through the "annihilation of ordinary boundaries and the limit of existence" (517). Dionysian culture has value to support the general passion for recklessness, beautification, emotional exaggeration, and to break through routine.

Anthropologist Ruth Benedict makes use of these terms to emphasize detention and humility (Apollonian) and to explain the culture that flaunts Dionysian. An example of Apollo culture in the analysis of Benedict is Zhuni, not Dionysia Qwakitul. This theme was developed by Benedict's main work "Culture Model". Albert Szent-Györgyi wrote that "discovery must be in conflict with existing knowledge, according to definition," and scientists are categorized into two categories: Apollonians and Dionysians. He advocated a scientific objection and explored "the edge of knowledge", a wine theologian. He wrote as follows. In science, Apollonia tends to draw a perfect line, and Dionysus relies heavily on intuition, and there is a high possibility of opening a new and unexpected path for research. Depends on scientific progress and scientific progress depends on the support it can find

Cultural Center • Senior Society, University, and School of Writers, Writers, Scientists (Amid, 1984: 50) 2. Culture Today, so-called social culture is a society of "thought, ideal, belief". Therefore, in this definition, the role of culture in the social system will be clarified, as each community has "ideology" (smart and abundant resources) and "supply system for important needs". The concept and meaningfulness of the term "culture" is within the definition of cultures proposed today without literal meaning, so it has become sufficiently wide that it can no longer be limited to the concepts and meanings of knowledge and courtesy . On the contrary, its epistemological and psychological aspects are taken into account. In 1871, Taylor introduced his first comprehensive cultural definition to his own book "Original Culture".