Этика войны в странах православной культуры: осмысление индивидуального опыта и реконструкция нормативной модели поведения

Гуманитарные науки и искусство

1. Military 100%
2. Ethics of War 82%
3. Battlefield 55%
4. Soldiers 46%
5. Priests 43%
6. Mutiny 42%
7. World War I 42%
8. Partisan 34%
9. Roman Army 32%
10. Clergy 31%
11. Soviet philosophy 26%
12. Soviet Prisoners 26%
13. Military Chaplains 25%
14. Great Patriotic War 25%
15. Phrygia 24%
16. Barbarians 24%
17. Byzantium 23%
18. Nomos 22%
19. Thrace 22%
20. Byzantine Emperor 22%
21. Peacemaking 22%
22. Goths 22%
23. Commanders 21%
24. War of 1812 21%
25. War Veterans 21%
26. Cossacks 21%
27. Enemy 21%
28. Belarus 20%
29. Theological Concept 20%
30. Troops 20%
31. Fiction 19%
32. Restoration 19%
33. Philosophical Concepts 18%
34. Prisoners of War 18%
35. Political Crisis 18%
36. 6th Century 18%
37. Evil 18%
38. Faith 18%
39. Rebel 16%
40. Veterans 16%
41. Materialist 16%
42. Justification 15%
43. Roman Empire 15%
44. Byzantine Empire 14%
45. Marxist 14%
46. Emperor 14%
47. Loyalty 13%
48. Discursive 13%
49. Rejection 13%
50. Italy 13%
51. 1920s 12%
52. Marriage 12%
53. Paradox 12%
54. Post-war Period 12%
55. Army 12%
56. Moral Feeling 11%
57. Existential Experience 11%
58. Booty 11%
59. Plundering 11%
60. Discourse 11%
61. Huns 11%
62. Participation 10%
63. Roman Emperor 10%
64. Brutes 10%
65. Responsibility 10%
66. Historical Discourse 9%
67. Russian Army 9%
68. Authority 9%
69. Conquest 9%
70. Memoir 9%
71. Russia 9%
72. Topos 9%
73. Diocese 8%
74. Ostrogoths 8%
75. Moral Choice 8%
76. Associates 8%
77. Leo Tolstoy 8%
78. Confessional Identity 8%
79. Reward 7%
80. Personal Experience 7%
81. Philosophy 7%
82. Originality 7%
83. Holy War 7%
84. Cold 7%
85. Warrior 7%
86. Letters 7%
87. Warfare 7%
88. Moral Self 7%
89. Partisan Warfare 6%
90. Incompleteness 6%
91. Merit 6%
92. Lombards 6%
93. Emigrants 6%
94. Public Figures 6%
95. Neighbors 6%
96. Northern Italy 6%
97. Village 6%
98. Slogan 6%
99. International Law 6%
100. Interruption 6%
101. Asia 5%
102. Revenge 5%
103. Family Memory 5%
104. Restraint 5%
105. Ukraine 5%
106. Social Theory 5%
107. Rhetorical Practice 5%
108. Anthropological Turn 5%
109. Defects 5%
110. Specificity 5%
111. Impossibility 5%
112. Militants 5%
113. Translating 5%

Социальные науки

1. moral philosophy 35%
2. soldier 30%
3. Military 28%
4. warfare 21%
5. priest 21%
6. post-war period 19%
7. First World War 19%
8. loyalty 16%
9. trauma 14%
10. collective memory 13%
11. everyday life 13%
12. Italy 13%
13. coverage 12%
14. death 11%
15. experience 11%
16. myth 9%
17. everyday action 8%
18. mass culture 7%
19. memorial 7%
20. clergy 6%
21. retaliation 6%
22. use of force 6%
23. public law 6%
24. Russia 5%
25. Ukraine 5%
26. communication 5%
27. church 5%
28. ideology 5%
29. Ethical Issues 5%