9th letter to the readers The new book Ideological Superstitions and Political Misperceptions in the 20th-21st Centuries by Victor Enyutin focuses on the ability of the mature ego to psychologically anchor moral and ethical imperatives, and argues that it is people’s psychological underdevelopment what commits crimes and makes them violate the norms of civilized behavior. [...]
8th letter to the readers My new book, Ideological Superstitions and Political Misperceptions in the 20th-21st Centuries analyzes why USAmerican and Russian elite decision-makers and the masses of people in both countries are prone to follow the prejudices and superstitions in their worldviews and perception of other people. How is it possible to [...]
7thletter to the readers – about the pre- and post-2WW American liberalism One of the topics of my new book “Ideological Superstitions and Political Misperceptions of 20th-21st centuries”is the ambiguous and even paradoxical nature of FDR’s reforms and post-war success of the human rights movement, and the general democratization of socio-cultural climate in USA. [...]
6th letter – to the readers with liberal sensibility! One of the tasks of my new book Ideological Superstitions and Political Misperceptions in the 20th-21st Centuries is to analyze the psychological roots of American liberals’ inability, during the 8 years of Bushmericanization of our country, to oppose the showy demarches and caricature gestures of [...]
To those Who are Trapped into Mass-cultural Satisfactions and Consolations
12 May
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5th letter – to the readers among (church) parishioners, military recruits, sport- and rock-music-fans, fitness-bodybuilding enthusiasts, gun lovers, and massage and dieting addicts. You believe in God of your church because it is so pleasant to believe that you are helped, protected, immortal and wiser than other believers, atheists and agnostics. You are [...]
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