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Eschatological Conspiracy Theories: Models and Ways for Identifying Apocalyptic Semantics and Syntax

Ирина Троцук

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Book review: Shnirelman V. A a. (2022). Katechon. From Apocalypse to Conspiracy Theories, Moscow; Saint Petersb urg: Nestor–History, 424 p.

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Book review: Shnirelman V. A a. (2022). Katechon. From Apocalypse to Conspiracy Theories, Moscow; Saint Petersb urg: Nestor–History, 424 p.

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Book review: Shnirelman V. A a. (2022). Katechon. From Apocalypse to Conspiracy Theories, Moscow; Saint Petersb urg: Nestor–History, 424 p.

Key concepts: Syntax, Semantics (computer science), Computer science, Linguistics, Programming language, Philosophy

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