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Coronavirus: Political Philosophy / Shchipkov, A   Journal Article
A. Shchipkov Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract THE CRISIS caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world. Yesterday, we were living under the slogan, "Live as friends in a society without borders"; today, we are advised "to remain home and avoid contacts." Each country is for itself. The slogan, "Less state and more market" has been pushed aside: anyone and everyone asks the state for help and protection. Yesterday, medicine was optimized to earn money; today, the sacred principle of profit has tumbled down. In January, hospitals were closed; today, new hospitals are being built.
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Variables and constants of the ideological process / Shchipkov, A   Journal Article
A. Shchipkov Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Psychologically, this is understandable. The growing demand for ideology is natural, since a coherent ideology helps consolidate society in critical situations. At the same time, many still remember the ideological quests of the late Yeltsin era. Back then, unofficial and official media outlets deliberately turned such quests into clownery designed to highlight the value disorientation in society, the loss of Russian identity, and the lack of national thought. Liberal propaganda portrayed all of that as a fundamental characteristic of the Russian collective consciousness, not as a result of propaganda efforts per se.
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