Open AccessSoviet existence: collective reflection based on the materials of the RSF grant
Author(s) -
Tanjana S. Zlotnikova,
Andrey A. Kuzin
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
âroslavskij pedagogičeskij vestnik
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1813-1476
pISSN - 1813-145X
DOI - 10.20323/1813-145x-2021-4-121-158-167
Subject(s) - samara , commission , modernity , round table , political science , period (music) , st petersburg , sociology , library science , social science , russian federation , law , regional science , philosophy , ecology , session (web analytics) , world wide web , computer science , biology , aesthetics
The article systematizes the results of the work carried out at YSPU named after K. D. Ushinsky under the grant of the Russian Scientific Foundation «Philosophical and Anthropological Analysis of Soviet Life. Prerequisites, dynamics, influence on modernity». The grant implementation period is from 2020 to 2022, the analysis was done based on the results of half of the completed path. Information is provided on publications (more than 30 publications from the lists of the Higher Attestation Commission and the ID), on scientific events held from May 2020 to March 2021.: the seminar-discussion «Soviet existence on the eve of the formation of totalitarian and authoritarian framework», the school of young researchers «Soviet existence as it is: aspects of analysis», a round table with the involvement of researchers and practitioners from Russian regions «Soviet existence: from rooting to overcoming», a socio-cultural survey on the topic «Soviet existence-the rejected past or the origins of the present?». Information is given about 10 members of the research team – Doctors of Philosophical Sciences S. A. Nikolsky (Moscow, Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences), G. L. Tulchinsky (St. Petersburg, Higher School of Economics), Doctors of Sciences and young participants of the project (Yaroslavl, YSPU). The materials of the seminar-discussion with the participation of colleagues from Moscow, St. Petersburg, Samara, Yekaterinburg, Ulyanovsk, Vologda, and other cities of Russia are analyzed. The analysis of scientific publications and reports made under the grant, scientific reflection allows us to believe that the initial hypothesis of the grant is confirmed. The unflagging interest in the Soviet life on the part of people of different generations was established, manifestations of nostalgia among the young were found, signs of forgetting certain phenomena were revealed, the presence of an emotionally acute sense of the events of the Soviet past. We believe that the awakening and consolidation of a respectful and devoid of ideological rigidity attitude to the complex phenomena of the cultural and historical past is being carried out in society.