Author: Anna V. Fedulova
Communicology. 2018. Vol.6. No.6
Fedulova Alla Victorivna, Cand. Sc. (Soc.), associate professor at the Higher school of modern social sciences (faculty), MSU. Address: 119991, Russia, Moscow, Leninskie Gory 1, bld. 13A. E-mail: vshssn@gmail.com.
Abstract. Economic and demographic crises, the growth of nationalist movements and xenophobia predetermine the importance of preserving the unity and common values of the multi-ethnic and multi-religious population of the Russian Federation and of value-oriented approaches in managing social processes. The global and continuously occurring processes of social change in modern societies, when with the development of new communication technologies and the availability of information people has become open to various realities and cultural patterns instantly and independently of their geographic location, simultaneously lead to the erosion of tradition and historical memory. This actualizes the question of the living sense-points of a person, his self-determination in society.
One of the fundamental phenomena is identity as a worldview concept and a tool of construction, determining human behavior. Society categorizes and defines the identities of its members in a certain way and expects their respective behavior, but views on identity may be different. That is, in modern society there is a ‘struggle for identity’ in different spheres and institutions of society with communicative methods and tools. Civil identity as a form of group identity has an important practical purpose: a culturally diverse population of the country to unite, to unite on the Foundation of civic identity; the future of the country depends on that, it is important that the new generation, who grew up in the new Russia, will be taken as their identity, their citizenship, ownership and attitude to life, to events in the country. One of the fundamental phenomena is identity as a worldview concept and a tool of construction determining human behavior. The discourse on the content of the concept of identity has been conducted since antiquity, but remains relevant.
Keywords: identity, civil identity, consolidation of society, ethno-cultural diversity, cultural diversity, interethnic communication, globalization
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For citation: Fedulova A.V. Problems of formation of civil identity and intercultural communication in the Russian Federation. Communicology (Russia). 2018. Vol. 6. No.6. Р. 81–87. DOI 10.21453 / 2311-3065-2018-6-6-81-87.
References
Bauman Z. (2008). Fluid Modernity. SPb.: Peter (In Rus.) [Bauman, Zygmunt (2000) Liquid Modernity. Cambridge: Polity ISBN 0-7456-2409-X].
Benet-Martinez V., Hong Y.-Y. (2014). Oxford Handbook of Multicultural Identity. New York: Oxford University Press.
Ethnic and religious diversity of Russia (2018). 2nd ed. / Еd. Tishkov V.A., Stepanov V.V. Moscow: IEA RAN (In Rus.).
Fedulova A.V., Soloviev I.A. (2017). Formation of human capital of a University graduate in the conditions of reforming Russian education. Bulletin of the Udmurt University. Sociology. Political science. International relations. Vol.1. No. 4. P. 397-408 (In Rus.).
Fox М. (2007). A New Look at Personal Identity. Philosophy Now. Vol. 62. P. 10-11.
Giddens A. (1991). Modernity and Self-Identity: Self and Society in the Late Modern Age. Stanford. Kehily M. (2009). What is identity? A Sociological perspective. ESRC Seminar. UK. Kuropyatnik A.I. (2016). Identity and culture in contexts of immigration. Vestnik RUDN. Series: Sociology. Vol. 16. No. 3. P. 496-509 (In Rus.).
Luckmann T. (2006). Personal Identity as a Sociological Category. Zagreb.
Mamedov A.K., Yakushina O.I. (2015) Theoretical approaches to Identity in contemporary social science. Moscow University Herald. Series 18: Sociology and political science. No. 1. P. 43-60 (In Rus.).
Marchak A.L. (2014). Cultural identity as a factor of strengthening the integrity of Russia. Humanities of the South of Russia. No. 4. P. 50-54 (In Rus.).
Nazarova E.A., Toria Z.N. (2017). Features of formation of civil identity in the student environment of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic: sociological analysis. Sociology of education. No. 1. P. 33-42. (In Rus.).
Russian Identity in the Sociological dimension (2007). Analytical Report. M.: INION RAS (In Rus.). Shabaev Y.P., Sadokhin A.P., Kuznetsov A.Y. (2016). The Russian identity of Russian North: history and contemporaneity problem. Herald of St. Petersburg University. Ser. 12: Sociology. No. 1. P. 127-140 (In Rus.).
Sharkov F.I. (2015). Genesis of sociological schools and communication theories. Vol. 3. No.4. P. 5-30 (In Rus.).
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, SEP [el. source]: https://plato.stanford.edu/.
Stryker S., Burke P.J. (2000).The past, present, and future of an Identity theory. Social Psychology Quarterly. Special Millenium Issue. Vol. 63. No. 4.
Vorontsov S.A., Pondelkov, A. V., Sharkov F.I. (2018). On the Value bases and Communicative factors of consolidation of modern Russian society. Communicology. Vol. 6. No. 3. P. 58-69 (In Rus.).
Communicology. 2018. Vol.6. No.6
Fedulova Alla Victorivna, Cand. Sc. (Soc.), associate professor at the Higher school of modern social sciences (faculty), MSU. Address: 119991, Russia, Moscow, Leninskie Gory 1, bld. 13A. E-mail: vshssn@gmail.com.
Abstract. Economic and demographic crises, the growth of nationalist movements and xenophobia predetermine the importance of preserving the unity and common values of the multi-ethnic and multi-religious population of the Russian Federation and of value-oriented approaches in managing social processes. The global and continuously occurring processes of social change in modern societies, when with the development of new communication technologies and the availability of information people has become open to various realities and cultural patterns instantly and independently of their geographic location, simultaneously lead to the erosion of tradition and historical memory. This actualizes the question of the living sense-points of a person, his self-determination in society.
One of the fundamental phenomena is identity as a worldview concept and a tool of construction, determining human behavior. Society categorizes and defines the identities of its members in a certain way and expects their respective behavior, but views on identity may be different. That is, in modern society there is a ‘struggle for identity’ in different spheres and institutions of society with communicative methods and tools. Civil identity as a form of group identity has an important practical purpose: a culturally diverse population of the country to unite, to unite on the Foundation of civic identity; the future of the country depends on that, it is important that the new generation, who grew up in the new Russia, will be taken as their identity, their citizenship, ownership and attitude to life, to events in the country. One of the fundamental phenomena is identity as a worldview concept and a tool of construction determining human behavior. The discourse on the content of the concept of identity has been conducted since antiquity, but remains relevant.
Keywords: identity, civil identity, consolidation of society, ethno-cultural diversity, cultural diversity, interethnic communication, globalization
Text: PDF
For citation: Fedulova A.V. Problems of formation of civil identity and intercultural communication in the Russian Federation. Communicology (Russia). 2018. Vol. 6. No.6. Р. 81–87. DOI 10.21453 / 2311-3065-2018-6-6-81-87.
References
Bauman Z. (2008). Fluid Modernity. SPb.: Peter (In Rus.) [Bauman, Zygmunt (2000) Liquid Modernity. Cambridge: Polity ISBN 0-7456-2409-X].
Benet-Martinez V., Hong Y.-Y. (2014). Oxford Handbook of Multicultural Identity. New York: Oxford University Press.
Ethnic and religious diversity of Russia (2018). 2nd ed. / Еd. Tishkov V.A., Stepanov V.V. Moscow: IEA RAN (In Rus.).
Fedulova A.V., Soloviev I.A. (2017). Formation of human capital of a University graduate in the conditions of reforming Russian education. Bulletin of the Udmurt University. Sociology. Political science. International relations. Vol.1. No. 4. P. 397-408 (In Rus.).
Fox М. (2007). A New Look at Personal Identity. Philosophy Now. Vol. 62. P. 10-11.
Giddens A. (1991). Modernity and Self-Identity: Self and Society in the Late Modern Age. Stanford. Kehily M. (2009). What is identity? A Sociological perspective. ESRC Seminar. UK. Kuropyatnik A.I. (2016). Identity and culture in contexts of immigration. Vestnik RUDN. Series: Sociology. Vol. 16. No. 3. P. 496-509 (In Rus.).
Luckmann T. (2006). Personal Identity as a Sociological Category. Zagreb.
Mamedov A.K., Yakushina O.I. (2015) Theoretical approaches to Identity in contemporary social science. Moscow University Herald. Series 18: Sociology and political science. No. 1. P. 43-60 (In Rus.).
Marchak A.L. (2014). Cultural identity as a factor of strengthening the integrity of Russia. Humanities of the South of Russia. No. 4. P. 50-54 (In Rus.).
Nazarova E.A., Toria Z.N. (2017). Features of formation of civil identity in the student environment of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic: sociological analysis. Sociology of education. No. 1. P. 33-42. (In Rus.).
Russian Identity in the Sociological dimension (2007). Analytical Report. M.: INION RAS (In Rus.). Shabaev Y.P., Sadokhin A.P., Kuznetsov A.Y. (2016). The Russian identity of Russian North: history and contemporaneity problem. Herald of St. Petersburg University. Ser. 12: Sociology. No. 1. P. 127-140 (In Rus.).
Sharkov F.I. (2015). Genesis of sociological schools and communication theories. Vol. 3. No.4. P. 5-30 (In Rus.).
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, SEP [el. source]: https://plato.stanford.edu/.
Stryker S., Burke P.J. (2000).The past, present, and future of an Identity theory. Social Psychology Quarterly. Special Millenium Issue. Vol. 63. No. 4.
Vorontsov S.A., Pondelkov, A. V., Sharkov F.I. (2018). On the Value bases and Communicative factors of consolidation of modern Russian society. Communicology. Vol. 6. No. 3. P. 58-69 (In Rus.).
