Concrete forms of social ideology, reflections of the conditions of material production of man, manifested in social consciousness in the form of thoughts or concepts, a higher level of social consciousness, a conscious and stereotyped social consciousness, chiefly in the form of philosophy, religion, morality, literature, art, political and juridical ideas, science, etc. Each of them, in its own particular way, reflects from different aspects the historically changing reality of social life, and they are interconnected and conditioned by each other, constituting the social ideology as a whole…
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