Axiological Component in Political Discourse and Its Analysis in the Process of Training Masters of Political Science

Authors

  • Marina KARNAUKHOVA UlGU, Ulyanovsk
  • Irina ARYABKINA Ulyanovsk State Pedagogical University
  • Irina TALINA UlGU, Ulyanovsk
  • Margarita LUKYANOVA UlGPU, Ulyanovsk
  • Sergey DANILOV UlGPU, Ulyanovsk
  • Oleg KHASYANOV Ulyanovsk State Agrarian University, named after P. A. Stolypin

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24234/wisdom.v17i1.411

Keywords:

linguistic map of the world, linguistic, political space, concepts, socio-cultural self-identification, value orientations, political values, political ideals

Abstract

This article analyzes approaches (philosophical, linguistic and historical) to the concept of “value” in the political discourse. When some critical events occur in the country or in the world, there is the transformation of axiological concepts. The article substantiates the point of view that the process of identification with a sociocultural community is clearly seen in modern political leaders.

Based on philosophical and historical analysis, the authors disclose the transformation of the concept of “value”.

 In each language, one can trace the component of categorization and assessment of political reality. Modern problems of transforming society and ensuring its sustainable development lead to the evaluation of the value system.

The application of various scientific methods (including theoretical analysis of the provisions of philosophical, historical, pedagogical, sociological, cultural science) made it possible to perform this study.

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Author Biographies

Marina KARNAUKHOVA, UlGU, Ulyanovsk

(PhD, Dr. of Science in Pedagogics) is the head of the Department of History of the Fatherland, Regional Studies, International Relations, UlGU, Ulyanovsk, Russia. Her areas of interest include political discourse, the problem of international negotiations. She is the author of 5 monographs and 123 scientific articles. Recent publications are: “Political Correctness in Russian Political Discourse”, “Mentality as Important Factor in Forming the Politician’s Image”.

Irina ARYABKINA, Ulyanovsk State Pedagogical University

(PhD, Dr. of Science in Pedagogics) is a Professor at Ulyanovsk State Pedagogical University, Russia. Aryabkina is the author of 127 scientific, pedagogical publications. Recent publications are: “Formation of Cultural and Aesthetic Competence of Primary School Teachers on the Basis of a Personality-Oriented Approach: Theoretical Aspects”, “Modeling and Implementation of the Process of Forming the Cultural and Aesthetic Competence of Primary School Teachers: A Personality-Oriented Approach”.

Irina TALINA, UlGU, Ulyanovsk

(PhD, Dr. of Science in Pedagogics) is a Professor of the Department of Pedagogy of Vocational Education and Social Activities, UlGU, Ulyanovsk, Russia. Her areas of interest include the political image, the theory of international relations. She is the author of 6 monographs and 119 scientific articles. Recent publications are “Russian Diaspora as a Factor of Russian Influence in the “Near Abroad”, “Mentality as Important Factor in Forming the Politician’s Image”.

Margarita LUKYANOVA, UlGPU, Ulyanovsk

(PhD, Dr. of Science in Pedagogics) is the head of the Department of Management and Educational Technologies, UlGPU, Ulyanovsk, Russia. Her areas of interest include the professional mentality of a teacher, acmeology of education, pedagogical axiology, comprehensive support of a teacher’s professional career. She is the author of 15 monographs and 250 scientific articles. Recent publications are: “Comprehensive Support of a Young Teacher at the Pedagogical University” and “Methodological Approaches in Additional Education and Activities of Teachers”.

Sergey DANILOV, UlGPU, Ulyanovsk

Associate Professor, the Director of the Center for Educational Prospects and Innovations, UlGPU, Ulyanovsk, Russia. His areas of interest include educational psychology, psychology of personality, political psychology, psychology of management, and logistics of pedagogical innovations. He is the author of 7 monographs and 83 scientific articles. Recent publications are: “Modern Additional Education for Adults” and “Methodological Approaches in Additional Education and the Activities of Teachers”.

Oleg KHASYANOV, Ulyanovsk State Agrarian University, named after P. A. Stolypin

(PhD, Dr. of History) is a Professor of the Department of Philosophy, History and Economic Theory, Ulyanovsk State Agrarian University, named after P. A. Stolypin, Russia. His areas of interest include political transformations of Russian society, the History of Russia. He is the author of 96 scientific articles. Recent publications are: “Soviet Peasantry on the Pages of Foreign Russian Studies”, “Organization of Labor and Living Conditions of the Soviet Peasantry in the System of Post-War Collective Farm Economy”.

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2021-03-21

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KARNAUKHOVA, M. ., ARYABKINA, I. ., TALINA, I. ., LUKYANOVA, M. ., DANILOV, S. ., & KHASYANOV, O. . (2021). Axiological Component in Political Discourse and Its Analysis in the Process of Training Masters of Political Science. WISDOM, 17(1), 111–124. https://doi.org/10.24234/wisdom.v17i1.411

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