Russian philosophy presents a special way of understanding the position of a person in the socio-economic transformations of society. It acts as a subject initially oriented towards social transformation, possessing an innate sense of collectivism or conciliarity, religious virtue and patriotism. The question is, to what extent will these qualities of the Russian person be in demand in the era of the global transition to a technotronic, digital civilization?
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