Laughter, taboos and other humanitarian technologies

This book tells about the humanitarian, non -brown side of modern information wars, about how the struggle in the world of ideas and meanings takes place.
More recently, the topic of information wars could be called fashionable. It was interesting and exciting to look at the media, at the Internet as a field of "military operations" between states and other informational players, to look and expose the techniques of a “secret struggle”, propaganda and hidden "manipulation of consciousness". Now, in the era of direct utterance, the theme of information wars has lost its former conspiracy image, has ceased to be a sensation. The information war has become commonplace not only for professionals, but also for a wide audience.
The time has ended "exposure". It is time to study and systematize the internal processes that occur in the world of ideas. To study what today is increasingly called humanitarian technologies