On Consciousness Manipulation (Part 1, Part 2) (Contemporary World Socialist Studies Series · Reference Series) (Reference Series)

Author: Shek Kara-Murzha
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: "On Consciousness Manipulation" possesses a very broad theoretical perspective. The author examines the successes and failures of Soviet theoretical work over the past decades from a unique angle, undoubtedly sparking great interest among theoretical workers in our country. The book extensively discusses topics such as the nature of the regime, the formation process and main principles of historical materialism in the Soviet Union, the understanding of the February and October Revolutions, the Soviet Civil War, the nature of the Soviet regime, Eurocentrism, the formation and essence of the core of Western social culture, the Black Hundred, and European communism, among others. In response to these issues, the author proposes his own highly creative, theoretically profound, and distinctive views. This is a work that provides a comprehensive and in-depth cultural examination and systematic analysis of the reasons for the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the contemporary Russian reform process. The author offers a detailed and thorough theoretical discussion of the theory and methods of consciousness manipulation. It holds high academic value. Consciousness manipulation is an invasion of the "cultural core" of society.