The crises of modernity and its anthropological roots; As evidence of the need for a "new model of progress"

As many thinkers acknowledge, modern civilization has a bright and advanced side and a dark and critical side. The subject of this article is to study its challenging and critical procedure as well as to search for its theoretical roots and origins, especially its anthropological one. The purpose of these lines is to make the need for a new plan and model (based on other principles and principles) to be felt and tangible, and all of us, especially those who believe in the closeness of the model of modernity and those who deny change and rethinking in Western development, To perceive and feel this necessity more concretely. This research has been done by documentary-analytical method and using the resources of the author's libraries and has reached the conclusion that: the crises and pervasive challenges that now threaten all human relations are not accidental or discontinuous; Rather, they are all rooted in the epistemological principles and foundations of the new age. Accordingly, in our opinion, the time has come for today's man to think horizontally and in a different way. Of course, this article does not claim absolute conflict and abstinence; Rather, it claims to make wise use of modern experience while moving boldly to the postmodern horizon.