In recent years, the defense of traditional values became one of the soundest strategies of religious authorities, as well as political powers in Russia. The author observes main arguments in the debates on traditional values presented by the hierarchs of the Russian Orthodox Church and political leaders, and figures out basic principles of the discourse: the “continuity” of the core values of Russian culture through its history; the opposition of Russia and “The West” as a significant reference point, which seems to be a recurrent thing in Russian identity building; the indissoluble link between [traditional] religion and morality. The author concludes that significant shortcoming of the ideology of traditional values is that they exist on...
In contemporary Russia, on the one hand, there is a marked tendency towards re-strengthening of Orth...
The Moralist International analyzes the role of the Russian Orthodox Church and the Russian state in...
This is the text of a lecture that Dr. Kristina Stoeckl (University of Innsbruck, Austria) gave in R...
This paper draws upon a number of official, semi-official and other public texts related to the curr...
The development of civilization and related transformation processes in society are affected the sys...
Secularisation, in the sense of radical differentiation between po-litical and ecclesial, is a key t...
For centuries, the Russian state existed in close relationship with the Russian Orthodox Church and ...
The manifestation of globalization, the crisis of national cultures, the decline of morality, reasse...
In the sphere of Russian humanitarian knowledge, there is a tradition of separating the secular and ...
The article aims to prove the assumption that along with the known approaches to encouraging cultura...
New forms of manifestations of religious intentions in socio-political space have constituted themse...
AbstractThe article aims to prove the assumption that along with the known approaches to encouraging...
Originally connected with the idea of Moscow as the Third Rome and the universal Christian idea of a...
The author accepts the inevitability of the complex nature of contemporary Russian culture, and iden...
The author analyzes how the concept of “traditional values” is used in the political discourse of th...
In contemporary Russia, on the one hand, there is a marked tendency towards re-strengthening of Orth...
The Moralist International analyzes the role of the Russian Orthodox Church and the Russian state in...
This is the text of a lecture that Dr. Kristina Stoeckl (University of Innsbruck, Austria) gave in R...
This paper draws upon a number of official, semi-official and other public texts related to the curr...
The development of civilization and related transformation processes in society are affected the sys...
Secularisation, in the sense of radical differentiation between po-litical and ecclesial, is a key t...
For centuries, the Russian state existed in close relationship with the Russian Orthodox Church and ...
The manifestation of globalization, the crisis of national cultures, the decline of morality, reasse...
In the sphere of Russian humanitarian knowledge, there is a tradition of separating the secular and ...
The article aims to prove the assumption that along with the known approaches to encouraging cultura...
New forms of manifestations of religious intentions in socio-political space have constituted themse...
AbstractThe article aims to prove the assumption that along with the known approaches to encouraging...
Originally connected with the idea of Moscow as the Third Rome and the universal Christian idea of a...
The author accepts the inevitability of the complex nature of contemporary Russian culture, and iden...
The author analyzes how the concept of “traditional values” is used in the political discourse of th...
In contemporary Russia, on the one hand, there is a marked tendency towards re-strengthening of Orth...
The Moralist International analyzes the role of the Russian Orthodox Church and the Russian state in...
This is the text of a lecture that Dr. Kristina Stoeckl (University of Innsbruck, Austria) gave in R...