Existential foundations of personality terrorist

Epistemological studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences 2 (22):230-233 (2012)
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A portrait of the person in the light of the terrorist existential characteristics. It is shown that the nature, the essence of terror is a reflection of some existential attitudes ideological, ethical, moral, religious. The need for self-actualization, finding existential meaning, which are embodied in the act of terror that reflect rejection occurring in society events.

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