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challenge and response: a standalone construct

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Philosophy of history

the thesis, from Toynbee, that civilizations arise and grow by responding creatively to environmental and human challenges.

In philosophy of history, challenge and response refers to the thesis, from Toynbee, that civilizations arise and grow by responding creatively to environmental and human challenges. This meaning comes from Toynbee (1934) in A study of history.[1]

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  1. Toynbee, A. (1934). A study of history. Oxford University Press. Open Library record

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