Justice vs love. Ideals of public construction: historical, cultural and philosophical foundations

The presented book discusses four possible grounds for the construction of a moral society - freedom, justice, law and love. It is shown how these categories are comprehended in various historical and cultural environments, ideology and philosophical thought. Demifologization of a number of modern semantic stereotypes associated with them is carried out. The privatization of the categories of "freedom" and the “legal state” is criticized by liberal ideology, their ideological deformation in liberalism. Particular attention is paid to criticism of the concept of justice as an imaginary public guideline producing split. The Christian ideal of building society for the value of love is revealed.
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