catastrophism doctrine is referred to as a theory that defines the changes that occur in the earth crust due to physical forces in the past.
An example of catastrophism is a rocky mountain that occurs due to sudden events in the past, it is not due to slow uplift movement instead they are short-lived and violent events.
The correct answer to the following question will be "Catastrophism".
Explanation:
The idea that perhaps the World has been largely influenced by abrupt, close to the end-lived, tragedies, probably of magnitude nationwide, is Catastrophism.
This would be opposed to modern cosmology, in which gradual incremental improvements including erosion produced all the physical attributes of the Earth.
This could mean that the mountain was formed not by imperceptibly gradual improvement and erosion in a singular sudden occurrence such as from an earthquake.
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The main consequence was the deconstruction of society. For Putnam, in order to have a fully functioning society, it is necessary to have social interaction. If you don't then you will alienate yourself and if everyone does that then a valid society can't be built and the society could crumble.
