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Антропология и конспирология

Антропология и конспирология

Abstract

Во вступительной статье Александра Панченко обсуждаются проблемы и перспективы исследования теорий заговора в современной антропологии и других социальных науках. Соглашаясь с тезисом о том, что в эпистемологическом отношении теории заговора принципиально не отличаются от любых других теорий, автор указывает на специфическую эмоциональную суггестивность конспирологических нарративов. Именно эта особенность делает теории заговора действенным инструментом социализации.

This introductory essay deals with problems and prospects in the study of conspiracy theories by anthropologists and other social scientists. Epistemologically, conspiracy theories do not in fact differ from any other theories. However, conspiratorial narratives are notable for their particular emotional suggestibility that makes them efficacious tools of socialisation.

Keywords

ТЕОРИИ ЗАГОВОРА,CONSPIRACY THEORIES,КОЛЛЕКТИВНОЕ ВООБРАЖЕНИЕ,COLLECTIVE IMAGINATION,ВЛАСТЬ И ЗНАНИЕ,KNOWLEDGE AND POWER,ЭМОЦИОНАЛЬНЫЕ СООБЩЕСТВА,EMOTIONAL COMMUNITIES

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This indicator reflects the overall/total impact of an article in the research community at large, based on the underlying citation network (diachronically).
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