Keyword "MODERNITY" found in the following publications:
THE PHENOMENON OF BEING IN THE STRUCTURE OF PERMANENT MODERNITY
The article is attempts to understand the foundations and dynamics of culture through the relationship of pure and mediated being, ...
THE SUBJECT  OF MODERNITY IN THE SPACE OF FICTION
The subject of research is the subject of permanent modernity as an amateur, active principle that lies at the basis ...
The specificity of Russian and Soviet modernity continues to attract the attention of leading foreign researchers. A number of scholars, ...
PURE BEING AS THE PRIME MERIDIAN OF CULTURE
 The article attempts to apply the Hegelian term «pure being» to the phenomenon of culture, to use the concept for ...
“THE SOCIETY OF THE SPECTACLE”: A DIAGNOSIS OF (POST)MODERNITY AND ITS CHALLENGES
This paper critically examines the complexities of contemporary society through the theoretical framework of Guy Debord’s The Society of the ...
RELIGION THROUGH THE EYES OF RUSSIAN STUDENTS
The article presents a generalized description of the semantic content of the concept “religion”, characterizing the everyday consciousness of students ...
SOCIETY: OPERATIONAL DEFINITION AND EPISTEMIC GENESIS
In this article, we draw a conceptual distinction between the concept of society, connecting it primarily with special interests and ...
The article is devoted to the study of a relatively little-studied component of the modern religious situation in terms of ...
POST-GLOBALIZATION, SUPER-URBANIZATION AND PROSPECTS OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
The paper presents an attempt to reconceptualize social development and to measure its level for societies facing the post-globalization ...
BETWEEN POST-, DE- AND METASECULARITY: HABERMAS, MILBANK, ZIZEK.
CREATION AFTER NOTHINGCurrently, humanitarian knowledge is in a state of “cultural war” between projects that have found the courage, after the total ...
GOD AS A SUBJECT OF THE PRE-CARTESIAN ERA
The purpose of this article is to advance and substantiate the thesis that the concept of God in the pre-Cartesian ...
