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Philosophy and Culture
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Tiryakian, E. A. Three Metacultures of Modernity: Christian, Gnostic, Chthonic

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obshchestvo moderna, khristianstvo, gnostitsizm, yazychestvo, inoveriya, priroda cheloveka, identifikatsiya

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