Synergetic effect of the complex relationships of money, debts and manipulations and its impact on the current lack of humanity in the postmodern society

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Liberal Arts in Russia 3 (1):32 (2014)
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The complexity of the self-strengthening relationship between debts, money and manipulation is discussed. This ‘Trinity‘ has a significant impact on dehumanization of contemporary society. The ‘Trinity‘ also contributes to formation of dependency of individuals and groups to their creditors and to emergence of postmodern slavery

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