At that point, Strauss and Howe had spent nine years flogging a generation-based theory of social change that had just enough believability to hook an audience and just enough hubris to spin such ...

In 1997, the historians William Strauss and Neil Howe published The Fourth Turning, a book that describes and expands upon the generational theory of history for which the two authors are regarded ...

The scholars responsible were William Strauss and Neil Howe, whose book “Generations” introduced a provocative theory that U.S. history unfolds in boom-to-bust cycles of roughly 80 years.

My last column examined Steve Bannon's embrace of a cyclical theory of history. An apocalypse is nigh, according to the theory amateur historians William Strauss and Neil Howe put forth in their ...

If Strauss and Howe’s theory is correct, each generation plays a specific role in the turning of eras. They term the generation that comes of age during Crisis the “Hero” generation, because ...

Strauss and Howe's Generational Theory centers around the idea of generations and the impact they have on the world by moving from one life stage to the next (Turning).

William Strauss and Neil Howe thought of American history in terms of generations, which helps explain our current breakdown.

Four generational archetypes: Heroes, Artists, Prophets, & Nomads In their book The Fourth Turning, Howe and Strauss identified four generational archetypes: Hero, Artist, Prophet, and Nomad.

In 1997, the historians William Strauss and Neil Howe published The Fourth Turning, a book that describes and expands upon the generational theory of history for which the two authors are regarded ...