OVERCOMING THE IDEOLOGICAL PAST IN MODERN RUSSIA

ПРЕОДОЛЕНИЕ ИДЕОЛОГИЧЕСКОГО ПРОШЛОГО В СОВРЕМЕННОЙ РОССИИ

Tupaev Andrey (Тупаев А.В.)
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Tupaev Andrey (Тупаев А.В.): Southern Federal University

State and Municipal Management Scholar Notes, 2019, vol. 1, 289-294

Abstract: The base of this article is an idea about research necessity of the ideology of the past influence on contemporary political processes. Ideological dimension of attitude toward historical past for substantiation of the political order in Russia is revealed with articulation to ideological past. The matter is manifestation of the ideological past in contemporary political discourse. The author makes a definition of the ideological past, based on the ideology, historical past and collective memory synthesis. The novelty is a relevance ideological past concept with the research of society ideologization using the cognitive-discourse analysis. The main inference is statement about the historical past influence on view, cultural-sociologic individual view and contemporary political order.

Keywords: ideology; ideological past; ideologems; overcoming the past; post-Soviet society; political order; ideocracy; collective memory; discourse; socialism (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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