Social and Psychological Aspects of Religious Discourse Perception in Information Wars
This article is devoted to the social and psychological aspects of the perception of philosophical and religious discourse in international politics. The author revealed the content and formal aspects of the "religiosity" of the political text. The article shows the influence mechanisms on the audience of the religious text component. It is concluded that this component is used as a tool for introducing the perception of political events into the audience's “black and white matrix”. The article describes the hazards of the implementation of this technology: the transition of policy to the level of “holy war”, the elimination of the tradition of “ideological struggle”, the replacement of the last by “right of the strong”.