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'''La decadencia de Occidente''' ({{lang-de|Der Untergang des Abendlandes. Umrisse einer Morphologie der Weltgeschichte}}) es una obra en dos volúmenes escrita por [[Oswald Spengler]]. Su primer volumen se publicó en el verano boreal de 1918. Spengler revisó este volumen en 1922 y publicó además el segundo volumen, titulado ''Perspectivas de la historia mundial'', en 1923. Incluye la idea de que los [[musulmanes]], [[judío]]s y [[cristiano]]s, además de sus antecesores los [[
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The [[Agadir Crisis]] of 1911 triggered <ref>According to the publisher on the first page of the 'First Vintage Books Edition' (2006)</ref> Spengler's decision to embark on his exhaustive investigations into the origins and future course of Western Civilisation. Spengler has said<ref>that in the Introduction to the first edition</ref>, the intention of the book is to describe, in light of the decline of the Classical age, the several centuries long period of Western Decline which he saw as beginning in the early twentieth century. The first volume was published in 1918, when Spengler was 38, and was his first published work, apart from his doctorial thesis on [[Heraclitus]]. The second volume was published in 1922. Oswald Spengler spent over a decade writing the two volumes.
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