Proposition 091 – Civilising beyond the movement

A movement may accelerate the dissemination and social opera­tion of its civilisation elements when its system of ideas also initiates a broader process of civilising outside its own associations.

• Explanation. A movement’s system of ideas may be adopted by individuals and social circles out­side the movement without their belonging to its organisations or own circles. When these civili­sation elements are internalised, shared, disseminated further and be­come socially operative there, a broader process of civilising arises that is no longer borne exclusively by the original movement. The social dissemination of its ideas may consequently accelerate and extend across several social circles and institutions.