Revitalization
"Deliberate, organized attempt by some members of a society to construct a more satisfying culture by rapid acceptance of a pattern of multiple innovations," i.e., political, economic, and/or religious innovations.
(Anthony F. C. Wallace 1970: 188)
1. Steady State
2. Period of Increased Personal and Societal Stress (war and conquest, oppression, climatic catastrophe, disease, internal disruption, etc.)
3. Period of Relative and/or Absolute Cultural Deprivation
4. Period of Revitalization
a. Formulate New Code (religious, political, economic, technological, etc.)
b. Communicate New Code
c. Triad Organization: Charismatic Formulator, Disciples, Converts
d. Adaptation, Modification, and Societal Transformation
e. Routinization
5. New Steady State