The intersection of History and Culture and their paradoxical complementarity raise many problems in philosophical consciousness, as in every theory of human phenomena.
This study attempts to "rearrange" the problem and open up a pathway that illuminates as much as possible the unsolvable questions by resorting to human nature, its contradictions, and its possibilities, without leading to comfortable harbors of complacency. It invokes the most beautiful offerings of human and intercultural nostalgia, which underlie every attempt to revive the fading, which is also the foundation of philosophical concern, far from dogmas and ideological biases. It also invokes and disappoints realities, thus stimulating our reasoning.
It is a challenge and an invitation with a hospitable disposition in the light of philosofia perennis.