The Open Society and Its Enemies

Поппер, Карл; Ryan, Alan; Gombrich, E. H.

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“…A distinctive feature of a citizen who is a member of the "open society" is his personal responsibility for the formation and the performance of all the social institutions. Such a citizen is prepared for social activity aimed at transforming social institutions in case he is validly dissatisfied with the effectiveness of their functioning (Popper et al, 2013).…”

Section: Marx Provides a Fundamentally Different Perception Of Citizementioning

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Philosophy And Theory Of Civil Education: Facets Of Interaction

Kuznetsov¹

2020

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Philosophy And Theory Of Civil Education: Facets Of Interaction

Kuznetsov¹

2020

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…It is no coincidence that Plato's philosophy arouses such interest even nowadays, since it contains a huge potential for understanding the world, although the perception of these ideas may be rather ambiguous today. It is enough to remember, for example, Popper (2013) or Taleb (2010), who believes that Platonism in the perception of the world -especially the modern one -can pose a serious threat.…”

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Comprehension of Creativity in the Context of the Correlation of Plato’s Philosophy, Theories of Fractals and Archetypes

Stoletov

2022

Creativity Studies

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The study examines the creative process using the logical and methodological analysis of Plato’s concepts. It presents the modern scientific research related directly or indirectly to his philosophical views (the structural analogy method, the theory of archetypes and fractals and many others). A number of modern studies and concepts, such as the theory of fractals, evolutionary epistemology, the concept of autopoiesis, and others, confirm Plato’s views on the structure of the world and creativity. For this reason, the authors define creativity as the activity of a rational and social subject to produce a qualitatively new thing based on universal patterns of the fractal and archetype nature in accordance with the ideal. This activity needs in creativeness which is the state of love as a creative force arising from social interaction as a desire to create and expand space for life, connecting space inside the subject of creativity and outside it, creating a resonance between the creative self and other persons.

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“…Among all the different versions of legend, such theories offer a particularly salient example of "ideology in narrative form." In the 1940s, Karl Popper famously defined the "conspiracy theory of society" as the mistaken view that "whatever happens in society-especially happenings such as war, unemployment, poverty, shortages, which people as a rule dislike-is the result of direct design by some powerful individuals and groups" [Popper 2013[Popper [1945: 306]. Although Popper admitted that conspiracies existed, he pointed out that they were seldom successful, contrary to the expectations of the adherents of conspirologists.…”

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Folklore and Conspiracy Theories of a COVID Dissenter: The Life and Sermons of Father Sergii (Romanov)

Clay

2021

Folklorica

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The religious studies scholar Bruce Lincoln famously defined myth as “ideology in narrative form” that “naturalizes and legitimizes” social taxonomies. Over two decades, Father Sergii (Romanov), a convicted murderer who turned toreligion while in prison, has used myth to shape his public persona, legitimize his spiritual leadership, cultivate the loyalty of his followers, and articulate a vision of holy Russia that seeks to reconcile the Soviet and imperial pasts. Weaving his personal biography into a narrative of national redemption from the sin of regicide, he has helped construct and lead a complex of monasteries. Drawing on a variety of narratives that emphasize Russian exceptionalism, Sergii and his admirers present the cleric as a divinely appointed emissary to lead their nation to spiritual greatness. Je conspiracy theories that support this worldview have also encouraged Sergii to denounce both secular and ecclesiastical authorities and to reject public health measures designed to stem the coronavirus pandemic. Despite his revolt against his bishop, Sergii remained in control of his convent until his dramatic arrest on 29 December 2020. Jis article analyzes some of Sergii’s mostsignificant narratives, traces their origins, and weighs their social implications.

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The Open Society and Its Enemies

Cited by 153 publications

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Philosophy And Theory Of Civil Education: Facets Of Interaction

Philosophy And Theory Of Civil Education: Facets Of Interaction

Comprehension of Creativity in the Context of the Correlation of Plato’s Philosophy, Theories of Fractals and Archetypes

Folklore and Conspiracy Theories of a COVID Dissenter: The Life and Sermons of Father Sergii (Romanov)

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