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In the book, 'Cosmopolis,' it discusses the principal elements of the Modern Framework. The Modern Framework is divided into two groups, Nature and Humanity. The Nature element of the Modern Framework deals with the natural processes that involve matter and material. The Humanity element of the Modern Framework deals with human actions and experiences that are the result of reasoning.

The two principal elements are binary opposites of each other. On page 108 it says, 'Thus the contrast between reasons and causes turned into an outright divorce, and other dichotomies- mental vs. material, actions vs. phenomena, performances vs.
happenings, thoughts vs. objects, voluntary vs. mechanical, active vs. passive, creative vs. repetitive.' The main difference is that the Humanity element is what is inside us and we use it everyday in Nature, which is the setting for our actions.

On page 11 in the article, 'Modernity: An Introduction to Modern Societies,' it says, 'Modernity is really one thing, towards which every society is inevitably moving, though at different rates of development.' This basically means that every society is changing, but some are progressing better than others are. This brings up the topic of the West vs. the rest of the world. Many people think that the West is so dominant over the rest of the world that the West controls how fast other nations develop. I disagree with that statement.

I believe that we affect the other nations around the world just as much as they affect us. In the book, 'The Anthropology of Globalization,' their definition of globalization is the intensification of global interconnectedness, suggesting a world full of movement and mixture, contact and linkages, and persistent cultural interaction and exchange.
This means that we are all connected to each other in this world by many different means, so we affect each other when something happens in our nations. Since we are all able to affect each other, not one nation can be considered dominant over the others.

The belief in cultural imperialism is that one day the whole world will be one culture, that of the West. In order for this to happen, there must be a de/territorialization of many different cultures around the world. I think that before this is even possible to happen, the cultures of today would first modify to include some of the Western culture. Even if that were to happen, the cultures of the world would never be able to come together to form just one.

The quest for certainty is important in understanding how new ways of thinking, or modernity come about. The quest for certainty is the search for something stable or safe. In times of chaos, people will go on the quest for certainty. For example, when King Henry IV was assassinated and the Thirty Year's War occurred, the Enlightenment began. Most people believe that the Enlightenment was the beginning of modernity.

At that point in time during the Enlightenment, there was so much chaos that people were in a desperate need of change. People began to dwell away from the church to find the answers to their problems in other ways. The answer they found was rational thinking and reasoning. Instead of going to church and praying, people would think to themselves and come up with the answers to their problems.

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