Social Mith as Subject of Sociological Analysis: Theoretical Aspects
Keywords:
social mythology, social myth, myth creation, ideologyAbstract
The problem of social myth research as a sociocultural phenomenon is considered by a study of the major theoretical areas of myth sociology. This paper analyzes the strengths and weakness of the theoretical areas of myth sociology, outlined recommendations for further research. The author notes the negative impact of various traditions perception of myth on the result of study. Hence the necessity of a critical rethinking of the classical works on the abovementioned issues and develops an integrated approach.
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3. Burlachuk, V. (2004), Symbolic systems and constructs of social meaning, Sociology: Theory, Methods, Marketing, Pp. 147–155.
4. Hurevych, P. S. (1983), Social mythology, Moscow, 1983.
5. Dylyhenskyi, H. H. (1994), Socio-political psychology: Textbook, Moscow : Science.
6. Kassyrer, E.(1989), The phenomenon of man, Moscow.
7. Lassuell, H. (2006), The language of power, Political Linguistics, No. 20, Pp. 264–279.
8. Riazanova, S. V. (2010), Social myth in the space of humanitarian knowledge: the scientific potential of the concept, Religious Studies, No. 1, Pp. 78–89.
9. Soboleva, N. Y (1999), Social mythology: sociocultural aspect, Sociological Studies, No. 10, Pp. 145–148.
10. Sorel, Zh. (2011), Reflections on Violence, Moscow : Krasand.
11. Shestov, N. I. (2005), The political myth is nowhere in the world, Moscow : OLMA-PRESS, 414 p.
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04.05.2018
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