Language, Religion And Civic Identity

Лукичев, Павел Николаевич; Potseluev, S. P.; Konstantinov, M. S.

doi:10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.59

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“…At this level proto-ideological elements (ideologemes and concepts) arise, which, in turn, become conceptual material for the crystallization of ideological consciousness. In particular, on this theoretical and methodological basis, a connection has been previously established between the attitudes of civic identity, language and religious values (Lukichev et al, 2019).…”

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“Smokes Of The Fatherland…”: Emigrational Attitudes Of Student Youth

Sergeevich¹

2021

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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The article presents some of the results of a questionnaire survey of students in the South of Russia conducted by employees of the Southern Federal University in collaboration with scientists from the Southern Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences in 2019. The theoretical and methodological basis of the research work was the author's concept of cognitive-ideological matrices, which implies the study of the pre-reflexive level of individual and group consciousness in order to identify proto-ideological elements (ideologemes and concepts) that form an individual's predisposition toward a particular ideology. Based thereon, the article reveals deep motives in the emigration attitudes of student consciousness and solves the problem of determining the strength of the connection between socio-economic and value-based and ideology-based factors in the formation of these attitudes. As a result of the analysis, it is shown that value-based factors prevail over socio-economic ones. It was revealed that the ideologically determined attitude towards emigration from the country was formed in the context of the values of the liberal and social democratic ideologies, which, in turn, turned out to be consonant with those proto-ideological concepts of self-identification that had been formed in the process of early socialization of student youth. The general conclusion of the study: ideological values and attitudes are derivatives of the deep mechanisms of cognitive-value matrices, at the level of which protoideological elements are formed, which, in turn, form an individual's tendency to perceive certain ideological values.

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“Smokes Of The Fatherland…”: Emigrational Attitudes Of Student Youth

Sergeevich¹

2021

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…The authors decided to turn to the study of that level of group consciousness at which ideology is still in a latent and amorphous state (Freeden, 2021), in the form of unreflected ideologemes that are practically unrelated to each other to solve the problem described above. At this pre-reflective level of group political consciousness, ideologies are just beginning to form through the crystallization of "vague ideologemes" into ideological concepts (Lukichev et al, 2019). One of the key characteristics of these proto-ideological concepts is their "shimmering" nature: they manifest themselves only in specific sociopolitical conditions and situations, and their manifestation is very short-lived and excessive (Potseluev et al, 2020).…”

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Internet As A Factor Of Negative Political Identity Of Students

Konstantinov¹

2021

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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The article presents some of the results of a serial sociological study of student consciousness in the South of Russia, conducted at the universities of the Rostov region by the research team of the Southern Federal University in 2015, 2019 and 2021. Methodologically, the study included a series of free group interviews, questionnaires and focus groups. The analysis of the data obtained allows drawing conclusions about a significant shift in the sentiments of student youth towards greater opposition to the current government, as well as that the most irritating factor is the desire of the political elite to control the Internet. The reason for this irritation is the fact established because of the analysis: the communicative value of the Internet for student youth is at a much deeper level of the cognitive structures of consciousness than traditional political values. If the older generation perceives the Internet as one of the communication technologies, then for young people the Internet is becoming one of the most significant factors of political self-identification. Accordingly, the value of Internet freedom turns out to be one of the most basic for modern youth, comparable to such fundamental values as social connections, recognition, identity, etc. Moreover, the technology of Internet communication itself becomes a factor in the negative self-identification of student youth in relation to the current government, and in relation to Russian society.

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“…In this regard, one can also mention the concept of F. Jameson's (2002) ideologeme, as well as the concept of "floating signifiers" proposed by J. Lacan, and then developed by E. Laclau and C. Mouffe (1985), S. Žižek (1989) and others describe the relationship between heterogeneous mass consciousness and logically ordered ideological systems. This idea of the conceptual plasticity of modern political ideologies capable of borrowing elements of competing ideologies became the starting point for a series of sociological studies of student consciousness in the South of Russia conducted in 2015-2019 by a scientific team that brought together scientists from the Southern Federal University and the Southern Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Potseluev et al, 2016;Lukichev et al, 2019;Potseluev et al, 2020).…”

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The Internet as a Communicative Technology and Its Political Value

Konstantinov

2021

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The work presents some results obtained in the process of implementing two sociological studies of the consciousness of students in the South of Russia, conducted by the research team of the Southern Federal University in the period of 2014-2016 and 2018-2019. Methodologically, both studies included a series of free group interviews, questionnaires and focus groups. Analysis of the data obtained shows a significant shift in the sentiments of student youth towards greater opposition to the current government: if in 2015 less than two-thirds of the respondents (60.6%) believed that radical changes in Russia were impossible, then in 2019 more than two-thirds of respondents expected serious shocks (72.4%). Among the key reasons for the growing tension in Russian society, students name socio-economic (42.2%) and internal politics (50.0%). But the greatest resonance in the student mind is caused by the attempts of the Russian authorities to control the Internet. Thus, according to a survey conducted in 2019, 37.4% of respondents consider the Internet the most important source of information, and another third (29.5%) point to the anti-constitutional nature of these laws. Therefore, Internet restrictions may well become an annoying factor: 39.7% of those surveyed declared their readiness to take part in protests, if there are any. The analysis shows that the communicative value of the Internet is at a much deeper level of the cognitive structures of student consciousness than traditional political values. The value of Internet freedom turns out to be one of the most basic values for today's youth, comparable to fundamental values such as social connections, recognition, identity, etc.

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Language, Religion And Civic Identity

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“Smokes Of The Fatherland…”: Emigrational Attitudes Of Student Youth

“Smokes Of The Fatherland…”: Emigrational Attitudes Of Student Youth

Internet As A Factor Of Negative Political Identity Of Students

The Internet as a Communicative Technology and Its Political Value

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