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The ability of linguistic units to generate new connotative and associative meanings (that is, intentionality) is especially relevant for political rhetoric, the function of which is to influence an audience as a rule. A created semantic field requires a detailed analysis both from the point of view of political science and from the point of view of linguistics, since ideologemes are the phenomenon of political reality and a language fact simultaneously. The study is devoted to the understanding of the postperestroika period ideological system. In the framework of the political-journalistic discourse (based on the material of the daily "Izvestia" issues in 1992) eight thematic groups of post-perestroika period ideologemes were singled out by the method of continuous sampling (the total number of ideologeme uses was 1658 units). Ideological nature, repeatability and evaluation were referred to the obligatory signs of an ideologeme (understood as the ability to influence an existing picture of the world). The study used descriptive method, the method of continuous sampling of material, quantitative methods and the method of semantic-cognitive analysis. The systematization of the selected groups of ideologemes is performed on various grounds (from the point of view of relevance / irrelevance in the ideological picture of the world under consideration, taking into account the pragmatic component, in terms of use and understanding by native speakers). The significance of the ideological units under consideration is characterized and their importance in the analyzed period is found using the material of the newspaper "Izvestia". The leading "democratic" ideologems did not form the basis of modern political discourse, as the promises of a "golden" democratic future were not justified. The results of the research can be applied for further theoretical understanding of the post-Soviet political myth.

Post-Perestroika Ideologemes Survey (Based on the Newspaper “Izvestiya”