2018
DOI: 10.22363/2313-2272-2018-18-1-58-72
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Social Distances as a Feature of the Contemporary Russian Social Space

Abstract: Социальное пространство представляет собой теоретический конструкт, который позволяет анализировать многие актуальные проблемы развития общества, в том числе его консолидации. В статье социальное пространство рассмотрено как совокупность социальных статусов и дистанций. Их объективные характеристики взаимосвязаны с субъективными показателями, измеряемыми с уче-том мнения индивидов. Баланс статусов и дистанций в обществе и приемлемость этой структуры для большинства населения обеспечивает устойчивость общества … Show more

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“…A borrowed word combination, "social distance" (социальная дистанция) is not completely new in Russian media discourse, and its semantics encompass the "apartness/stand-offishness of an individual from a different culture/nation", "a gap between the well-off and the poor", as well as "a distance between people during a formal communication", which may refer to both literal and figurative distance. 2 Interestingly, this metaphorical term, which was formerly used to describe tendencies towards destabilization brought about by divisions in Soviet-Russian society, has narrowed its scope to denote "physical distance" alone (Belyaeva, 2018). The 2020 Covid pandemic brought a precise new meaning in this sense, the physical distance of 1.5-2 metres considered necessary to avoid spread of the disease.…”
Section: Neologismsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A borrowed word combination, "social distance" (социальная дистанция) is not completely new in Russian media discourse, and its semantics encompass the "apartness/stand-offishness of an individual from a different culture/nation", "a gap between the well-off and the poor", as well as "a distance between people during a formal communication", which may refer to both literal and figurative distance. 2 Interestingly, this metaphorical term, which was formerly used to describe tendencies towards destabilization brought about by divisions in Soviet-Russian society, has narrowed its scope to denote "physical distance" alone (Belyaeva, 2018). The 2020 Covid pandemic brought a precise new meaning in this sense, the physical distance of 1.5-2 metres considered necessary to avoid spread of the disease.…”
Section: Neologismsmentioning
confidence: 99%