The Third Sex in Eastern Civilization

The Western and Eastern civilizations are always incompatible with their ideas and teachings, especially when seeing specific topics such as gender, gender, religion. Gender is usually defined as a cultural, behavioral, or psychological trait belonging to gender. Gender is an act, function, and structural feature that distinguishes between men and women, and it is also the behavior of a person (or animal) who attempts breeding. Western civilization and religion were always strict and unacceptable for sexuality and sexual dialogue.

With an area of ​​965,000 square miles, the Mediterranean is the center of the three continents, the barrier between the two largest civilizations in the world. Western civilization and eastern civilization change the ideology of the world variously. The Western civilization in Europe and the eastern civilization in the Middle East created their own culture, government and religious ideology. Throughout history these civilizations and their ideology often resulted in a huge war that caused embarrassment still present today.

Anbar is one of only three civilizations in the world, with its own origin and development. Anafuac is a civilization of corn. Sumer is the wheat civilization in the Middle East. China is a civilization of rice. There is no other primitive civilization in the history of mankind. All other civilizations in the world are the branches of these fundamental civilizations. In the past 70 years, the importance and age of our Ormec civilization has made tremendous changes. For a long time Maya was thought to be our oldest civilization (Mexico - Read the first past of Mexico - Ko and Mexico - Lopez Austin and Lopezhan). Since the carbon 14 dating method was approved and started in 1959, the date of the origination of Olmec is changing. In the past 40 years, they came from 400 BC to 500 BC, and then began in 500 BC. It was 1200 BC, then began in 1200 BC. It was 1500 BC, 1800 BC, and 2300 BC. (Mexico National Archeology Association, October 2002, promoted it in 2500 BC)

Draws Part 3 and Part 4 of the six part series of the history of urban civilization in eastern and western part. Since the organizer and writer Michael Wood is convinced that he knows little about other great civilizations, the rich and colorful history of the great civilization born in Iraq, India, China, Egypt, Latin America I'll make it up by exploring the rest. A heritage to the west. Section 2 of the series What is "family" in African culture? In this section we will explore the maternal, paternalism, polygamy tradition and the impact of modern cities on family tides. Organizers and authors of the series are former research professors at Jos University in Nigeria, Dr. Ali Mazrui, professor at Cornell University and the University of Michigan.