Microsophy. Rise of new way
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.53808Keywords:
microsophy, art, interpromotion, social philosophy, social space, communication, social subjectAbstract
The concept of «Microsophy» is introduced by the author in the scientific space for the first time. According to the concept of the author, microsophy – is a new direction of modern social philosophy. This is subjective, discrete, emotional and deeply-shaped art of micro social communicative-mental survival, that’s we producing ourselves daily to council our actually aesthetic and moral and ethical salvation in the world, where there is place constant aggressively impact on our consciousness, as an object of social manipulations
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