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CULTURAL  STUDIES
Ulturgasheva N.D., Chebodaeva M.P., Alekseeva A.G. A.P. Lekarenko (1895–1974) — a researcher of the traditional Khakas costume	14
Syuzyumov I.A., Nekita A.G. Plato and more in search of a socio-cultural ideal	21
Burdiyan L.I., Ozarenskaya N.V. Self-determination of the subject of research search in the spiritual analysis of music: problems of training a musician	31
Alekseeva T.E. Analysis of the perception of some aspects of the church canon of funeral rites from the point of view of folk tradition	38
Alsuso Nebras Civilizational theories in Russian science and the problem of Arab-Iberian cultural interaction: N.Ya. Danilevsky, P.A. Sorokin, L.N. Gumilyov	46
Imaykin I.D. Contemporary problems, challenges, and prospects for the development of architectural mapping	53
Kisnyashkin I.G., Piskunova S.I. The socio-cultural mission of preaching of the parish priest of the Mordovian region in the second half of the XIX - early ХХ centuries	58
Wang Ning, Melnikova L.A. Traditional ornamentation as a visual code of regional culture (based on the clothing of wrestlers from the North China steppe)	64
Sysoeva A.I. On the question of interpretation of the concept of «neopaganism»	74
Burdiyan L.I., Ozarenskaya N.V. Spiritual analysis of music in the context of orthodox doctrine	81
PHILOSOPHY
Petrova S.I., Petrov I.F. The philosophy of immortalism in modern culture	88
Petukhova T.N., Purgina E.I. In search of the ideal society: utopian socialism	98
Gurov N.S., Pavelyeva T.Yu. Noospherism of A.I. Subetto as a philosophical response to the challenges of the anthropocene	107
Kotov I.O. Communitarianism as a new face of liberal conservatism	118
Nor D.S., Zheynova O.A. Ethical thought from the «logic of the heart» to the «logic of the mind»	126
SOCIOLOGY
Maltseva I.V., Ternovaya L.O. The birth of the personaliat: the challenges of forming a new social stratum in a digital society	136
Volodina E.E., Ilyinykh S.A. Review of Russian research on gender stereotypes in politics for 2020-2025	144
Razumovsky K.A. The impact of the Eastern Economic Forum on the development of the Russian Far East: investments and demographic changes since 2016	152
Sibgatulina V.D., Tenshova O.N. Confucian capitalism vs. individualism: the transformation of family values and gender roles in contemporary South Korea	165
Strebkov D.V. Formation of the personnel composition in Public Administration Bodies of the Belgorod Region	173
Smirnov V.M. The impact of social media on interpersonal communication	179
Strebkov D.V. Enhancement of HR Technologies in Public Administration (a case study of the Belgorod Region)	187
Abstracts	202
Authors	211

 

 

 

Abstracts

 

Ulturgasheva N.D.

Chebodaeva M.P.

Alekseeva A.G.

A.P. Lekarenko (1895–1974) — a researcher of the traditional Khakas costume

The article explores the early period of creative work by the Krasnoyarsk artist Andrey Prokofievich Lekarenko, who visited Khakassia in 1925 together with the artist A.V. Voshchakin. The artist’s works developed the so‑called “Khakas theme”, which includes depictions of the traditional Khakas costume, ornaments, and sketches of the traditional way of life of the Khakas people in the first half of the 20th century.

Key words: visual arts of Khakassia, Krasnoyarsk Drawing School, Siberian art, Khakas decorative and applied arts.

 

Syuzyumov I.A.

Nekita A.G.

Plato and more in search of a socio-cultural ideal

This paper analyzes the utopian works of Plato and More in the context of their influence on the development of utopian and sociopolitical thought, as well as the commonality of many of their proposed societal transformations aimed at achieving the sociocultural ideal. Thus, the paper identifies similarities underlying the ideal state of the founders of utopian thought—Plato and More. In today's rapidly changing society, an increasing number of sociocultural aspects are emerging that require special attention. However, many of these are not the causes, but rather symptoms of unresolved socioeconomic problems. By turning to the works of early utopians, we contribute to a more thorough identification of underlying, rather than merely symptomatic, problems. This is not only because they were identified hundreds of years ago, but also because we can trace trends in socioeconomic development to the present day and determine which problems have remained unchanged, which have been resolved, and how this has impacted modern society. One of the significant issues raised by More and Plato is the issue of gender equality and their shared participation in production. Resolving this issue not only freed up new labor resources but also contributed to the establishment of equality not on a formal but a real basis, through the fact that women, over time, became equal economic agents. Identifying other fundamental problems of modern society and proposing solutions for them contributes to the advancement of a society of universal prosperity. The goal is to identify fundamental social problems shared by More and Plato, problems that also exist in the modern world. The objectives are to analyze the problems of Plato's Republic and Thomas More's Utopia, to formulate a common theme, and to examine the resolution of these problems in modern society. Structural-functional, comparative, and typological methods, as well as diachronic, systemic, and essentialist approaches, were used. It was possible to identify a fundamental problem of modern society, which not only has not been resolved, but also contributes to the formation of new, already symptomatic, problems.

Key words: utopia, socio-cultural ideas, philosophy, cultural studies, society, state, equality.

 

Burdiyan L.I.

Ozarenskaya N.V.

Self-determination of the subject of research search in the spiritual analysis of music: problems of training a musician

The article presents the characteristics of the method of spiritual analysis of music developed by V.V. Medushevsky, examines concept of "Divine beauty", substantiates the importance of the issues of self-determination of the musicologist-researcher himself, his spiritual and moral development. Authors of the article specifies the features of the analyst's attitude to the composer and his work in spiritual analysis. 

Key words: spiritual analysis of music, artistic self-expression, Divine beauty, ascetic self-realization, sacred, profane.

 

Alekseeva T.E.

Analysis of the perception of some aspects of the church canon of funeral rites from the point of view of folk tradition

This article provides a comparative analysis of selected aspects of the funeral rite from the perspective of folk tradition and the canon of the Russian Orthodox Church. The aim of the study is to identify differences in the perception of the culture of death and the implementation of funeral rites according to the church canon, on the one hand, and folk tradition, on the other. The object is the funeral rite, and the subject is the various approaches to its understanding and performance.

Key words: funeral rite, folk tradition, ethnography, religion, culture.

 

Alsuso Nebras

Civilizational theories in Russian science and the problem of Arab-Iberian cultural interaction: N.Ya. Danilevsky, P.A. Sorokin, L.N. Gumilyov

The article critically examines the heuristic potential of three concepts of Russian civilisational thought – N.Ya. Danilevsky's theory of cultural-historical types, P.A. Sorokin's doctrine of sociocultural supersystems, and L.N. Gumilev's theory of ethnogenesis and passionarity – as applied to the problem of Arab-Iberian cultural interaction of the 8th–15th centuries. The aim is to identify both the possibilities and the limitations of each theory in analysing the al-Andalus phenomenon. It is shown that Danilevsky's distinction between "grafting" and "soil fertilisation" effectively describes different models of inter-civilisational influence: Arab influence on the Iberian substratum during the period of the Caliphate functioned as grafting, while the post-Andalusian reception of Arab intellectual heritage by European tradition constituted productive soil fertilisation. His thesis of the impenetrability of cultural-historical types is, however, refuted by the evidence of the Toledo School of Translators. Sorokin's theory allows interpretation of the rise and decline of al-Andalus through the dynamics of cultural supersystems, with its limitation being a tendency toward cyclism that strips historical contingency of explanatory weight. Gumilev's concept reveals an internal contradiction: by qualifying the Arab Caliphate of the 10th century as a chimera, the author himself creates a situation in which the chimera proves to be a space of cultural flourishing – thereby undermining the empirical validity of the concept itself. The productivity of synthesising all three approaches with Yu.M. Lotman's semiotics of culture is substantiated.

Key words: civilisational approach, N.Ya. Danilevsky, P.A. Sorokin, L.N. Gumilev, cultural-historical types, grafting, soil fertilisation, chimera, ethnogenesis, al-Andalus, Arab-Muslim culture, semiosphere, Yu.M. Lotman.

 

Imaykin I.D.

Contemporary problems, challenges, and prospects for the development of architectural mapping

This article is devoted to the analysis of modern problems, challenges, as well as prospects for the development of architectural mapping as one of the most dynamically developing areas of media architecture. The features of the application of projection mapping technologies in the urban environment and architectural spaces are examined. Particular attention is paid to the technological, artistic, and organizational aspects of creating mapping projects, as well as to the influence of digital technologies on the transformation of the perception of architecture and urban space. The purpose of the study is to identify the key trends in the development of architectural mapping and to determine the main problems arising in the process of its implementation. The study employs methods of scientific literature analysis, comparative analysis of practical projects, and generalization of technological solutions. The main directions of the development of architectural mapping have been identified, associated with the introduction of interactive technologies, the use of new software tools, and the expansion of the fields of application of this practice. Architectural mapping has significant potential for the further development of digital art and for the formation of relatively new forms of interaction between the viewer and the architectural environment.

Key words: architectural mapping, digital art, visual technologies, urban environment, interactive technologies.

 

Kisnyashkin I.G.

Piskunova S.I.

The socio-cultural mission of preaching of the parish priest of the Mordovian region in the second half of the XIX - early ХХ centuries

This article examines the historical experience of implementing the sociocultural work of parish clergy through preaching. The article's chronological framework is defined by the growing social influence of the Russian Orthodox Church and the expansion of the parish clergy's extra-ecclesiastical functions. The author presents the sociocultural potential of preaching in the context of the religious ministry of provincial parish clergy.

Key words: live preaching, foreign parishes, pastoral ministry, parish, parish priests, Mordovian region, Russian Orthodox Church.

 

Wang Ning

Melnikova L.A.

Traditional ornamentation as a visual code of regional culture (based on the clothing of wrestlers from the North China steppe)

Mongolian wrestling costumes, as a visual carrier of ethnic culture, contain a rich symbolic meaning. Based on the semiotics of Ch. According to J. Pierce, the work examines the patterns of wrestling costumes as an integral symbolic system consisting of "representation", "object" and "interpretation" and analyzes the mechanism of generating meaning from three positions: historical education; form, symbolic meaning and gender representation. It should be noted that although the traditional ornamentation is practically not used in its original meaning in modern times, the cultural connotations of the patterns of the wrestling costume are fixed (Mongolian traditional wrestling was officially included in the national list of intangible cultural heritage in 2006) and are not only a visual code of regional culture, but also a means of intercultural contact.

Key words: ornamentation, visual code, Mongol wrestling, steppe culture.

 

Sysoeva A.I.

On the question of interpretation of the concept of "neopaganism"

This article addresses three pressing issues in the study of new religious movements: finding the most accurate definitions for neopagan movements, updating the approach to their classification, and defining neopaganism as a set of specific cultural, rather than merely religious, practices. The article highlights the multifaceted nature of neopaganism as a set of polytheistic ritual practices of modern origin. It proposes classifying neopagan movements based on their geographic area of origin, dividing them into "northern neopaganism" as an established cultural entity and "southern neopaganism" as an emerging cultural entity. It also substantiates the validity of characterizing neopaganism as a subcultural phenomenon. 

Key words: subculture, neopaganism, Rodnovery, northern neopaganism, southern neopaganism, Wicca, Krishnaism.

 

Burdiyan L.I.

Ozarenskaya N.V.

Spiritual analysis of music in the context of orthodox doctrine

This article examines the spiritual analysis of music within the context of Orthodox Christian traditions and presents the analyst's actions as aligned not only with the tenets of this doctrine but also with Orthodox views on art and the established positions of this tradition regarding artistic expression in general. The process of training a specialist capable of conducting such research is seen in relation to their confession of the Orthodox faith and their church life.

Key words: spirit, soul, spirituality, prayer, “invisible warfare”, spiritual analysis of music, the concept of the “cultural diamond”.

 

Petrova S.I.

Petrov I.F.

The philosophy of immortalism in modern culture

The main goal of immortality is to prolong human life and eventually achieve unlimited longevity or even physical immortality. Proponents of this movement believe that death is not inevitable and that scientific and technological advancements can significantly increase human life expectancy. Philosophically, immortality raises questions about the meaning and value of human life, and the relationship between the quantity and quality of life. While the pursuit of longevity and the desire to overcome death have been present since ancient times, modern immortality relies on advancements in regenerative medicine, gene therapy, biotechnology, nanotechnology, and other scientific fields that have the potential to significantly increase human lifespan and improve health. However, despite some promising research and experiments, radical life extension and especially the achievement of immortality remain elusive. The philosophy of immortality continues to spark heated discussions about the future of humanity and the ethical implications of "living without death." Despite the growing interest in immortality, it remains a relatively marginalized field, with most scientists expressing skepticism about the prospects of achieving radical longevity and immortality, as well as the ethical implications of such aspirations.

Key words: immortalism, philosophy, life, immortality, science, medicine, health, culture.

 

Petukhova T.N.

Purgina E.I.

In search of the ideal society: utopian socialism

The rise of industrial society during the Industrial Revolution and the bourgeois revolutions led to a clearer division of society along class and social lines. This, in turn, sparked a renewed search for fair social systems capable of ensuring equality, justice, and peace. These ideas were championed by the utopian socialists, most notably Henri de Saint-Simon, Charles Fourier, and Robert Owen. This article explores the common themes in the theoretical views of utopian socialist thinkers. While criticizing the existing social order, they proposed peaceful plans for reorganizing society, based on cooperation among all social groups and an emphasis on labor-oriented education for younger generations. The authors also highlight the development of pre-Marxist social thought, showing how utopian socialism contributed to the emergence of new ideas about organizing society. In this sense, utopian socialism served as an important foundation for later theoretical models of a more just social order.

Key words: utopian socialism, Marxist theory, socialism, communism, progress, Industrial Revolution, working class.

 

Gurov N.S.

Pavelyeva T.Yu.

Noospherism of A.I. Subetto as a philosophical response to the challenges of the anthropocene

The article examines A.I. Subetto's noospherism as an original domestic philosophical concept claiming the role of a worldview response to the challenges of the Anthropocene era. The key provisions of noospherism are analyzed: the idea of 'managed socio-natural evolution', the principle of 'all-humanity', the concept of noospheric socialism, the critique of capitalism as a systemic cause of the ecological crisis, and the program of noospheric education. The historical and philosophical prerequisites of noospherism in Russian and world thought are examined. The continuity of noospherism with V.I. Vernadsky's teachings and its difference from Western eco-philosophical concepts are shown. The practical dimension of noospherism in relation to environmental policy objectives is analyzed. Both the heuristic potential and internal contradictions of the concept in relation to the realities of the global ecological crisis are identified.

Key words: noospherism, Anthropocene, Subetto, noosphere, Vernadsky, ecological crisis, socio-natural evolution, co-evolution, noospheric education, environmental justice.

 

Kotov I.O.

Communitarianism as a new face of liberal conservatism

The article analyses communitarian strategies of overcoming modern ethics crises through rethinking the role played by community in the formation of individual’s values. The article explores the key concepts of communitarianism’s leading authors: C. Taylor, M. Walzer, A. Etzioni, A. McIntyre and M. Sandel. An analysis of these authors’ views on interdependence of individual and collective values, as well as the possibility of the existence of universal ethical norms, allows us to conclude that, despite communitarian critique of liberal ethical universalism, modern communitarian political projects show a tendency towards convergence with liberal conservatism. This is reflected in the recognition of the importance of both community values and universal ethical principles, as well as the adaptation of liberal arguments in a discourse on ethics. This kind of communitarianism is associated with the revealed contradiction between the claim to universal validity and the recognition of the role of community in shaping the values underlying this movement. It is shown that attempts to overcome value incommensurability have not led to complete success, and the practical recommendations of the communitarian authors are mainly of a compromise nature, mitigating the consequences of the problem they identified, but not addressing the root of the latter.

Key words: communitarianism, conservatism, liberalism, applied ethics, A. McIntyre, A. Etzioni, M. Walzer, M. Sandel.

 

Nor D.S.

Zheynova O.A.

Ethical thought from the «logic of the heart» to the «logic of the mind»

Since the 17th century, the best representatives of humanity, philosophers, lawyers, and historians, have been unable to reach a consensus on whether feelings or cold calculation are more important. They have been grappling with the question of how to act in the right way, based on empathy and compassion, but the heart can lead to misjudgments, making it difficult to perceive others objectively. Alternatively, they have been advocating for rationality and adherence to established norms, but this approach can result in the neglect of individuals in competitive situations. The opinions of the great minds of the modern era were divided on this issue: Adam Smith, Max Scheler, David Hume, and Blaise Pascal believed that the «logic of the heart» should take precedence, and that sensory perception of the world was more important than logical reasoning. On the other hand, Benedict Spinoza, Jeremy Bentham, Immanuel Kant, and John Stuart Mill actively supported the «logic of reason», arguing that emotions, unlike reason, are unstable and highly influenced by external factors.

Key words: «Logic of the heart», «logic of reason», sentimentalism, intuitionism, sympathy, phenomenology, moral arithmetic, rationalism.

 

Maltseva I.V.

Ternovaya L.O.

The birth of the personaliat: the challenges of forming a new social stratum in a digital society

This article analyzes the formation of a new social stratum – the personaliat – in the context of the digitalization of society and the transition to post-capitalist relations. It examines theoretical approaches to social stratification, beginning with the classical concepts of W.L. Warner and contemporary interpretations, including D. Davydov's ideas about the personaliat as a group whose main resource is audience attention and popularity in the digital environment. It describes the mechanisms by which individuals are transformed into commodities, the lifestyle and work habits of the personaliat, and the internal conflicts of this stratum: between authenticity and monetization, freedom and platform dependence, elite ambitions, and precarious status. Particular attention is paid to the transformation of values, the blurring boundaries between work and personal life, and the risks of burnout and loss of professional identity. In conclusion, it is emphasized that the personaliat is becoming a marker of the global transformation of labor and social relations, generating new challenges for society and researchers.

Key words: personaliat, social stratification, digital society, postcapitalism, attention as capital, influencers, platform economy, precarity, cancel culture, personality as brand.

 

Volodina E.E.

Ilyinykh S.A.

Review of Russian research on gender stereotypes in politics for 2020-2025

Gender stereotypes shape an individual's understanding and perception of the qualities and characteristics attributed to women and men in politics. This article presents the results of a recent Russian study that explores the impact of gender stereotypes on the political sphere. Based on these findings, it can be concluded that gender stereotypes directly influence voter behavior and other political processes.

Key words: gender stereotypes, woman in politics.

 

Razumovsky K.A.

The impact of the Eastern Economic Forum on the development of the Russian Far East: investments and demographic changes since 2016

The article provides a comprehensive study of the impact of the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) on the development trajectory of the Russian Far Eastern region since 2016. The work focuses on the investment attractiveness of the region, as well as on demographic transformations that have become a direct result of events and initiatives related to the Forum, which together have contributed to changing the socio-economic landscape. The capital inflow is considered in detail, as well as an assessment of the main schemes and subsequent transformations in the economic structure that have determined the development of the region today. In addition, this study examines the role of the WEF in the formation of migration activity. The study also examines cultural programs as an essential element of the strategic projection of Russia's values in the international arena, emphasizing the importance of "soft power" in strengthening the country's global authority. In conclusion, the article presents a comparative analysis of the WEF with other international projects of the Roscongress Foundation using the example of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), which allows us to identify their distinctive features and diverse impact on the regions of Russia. 

Key words: Eastern Economic Forum (EEF), Russian Far East, investments, demographic changes, cultural programs, Roscongress Foundation, international events, regional development, migration processes, economic development.

 

Sibgatulina V.D.

Tenshova O.N.

Confucian capitalism vs. individualism: the transformation of family values and gender roles in contemporary South Korea

This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the profound sociocultural and demographic crisis in the modern Republic of Korea, which is viewed through the lens of the conceptual clash between traditional Confucian capitalism and globalized Western individualism. The article explores the phenomenon of "compressed modernization," where rapid economic growth has come into conflict with the rigid patriarchal structure of society.

Key words: Confucian capitalism, neoliberal individualism, Republic of Korea, demographic crisis, gender inequality, compressed modernization, family transformation, sampo generation, institutional trap.

 

Strebkov D.V.

Formation of the personnel composition in Public Administration Bodies of the Belgorod Region

This study examines the institutional and sociological characteristics of the formation of a professional personnel base within the state civil service under conditions of contemporary geopolitical tension and economic transformation. The theoretical and methodological framework of the research is grounded in the provisions of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, the norms of Federal Law № 58-FZ and Federal Law № 79-FZ, as well as regional regulations of the Belgorod Region and other subordinate legal acts governing competitive selection procedures and the certification (attestation) of civil servants. The objective of the study is to identify factors ensuring the institutional sustainability of the regional civil service system and to propose directions for improving personnel policy, using the Belgorod Region as a case study, with elements of comparative analysis across other constituent entities of the Russian Federation. The methodological toolkit includes analysis of the regulatory and legal framework, comparative regional analysis, and processing of empirical data on staffing levels and vacancy rates within the state civil service.

Key words: state civil service, personnel policy, institutional sustainability, competitive selection, certification, personnel reserve, regional management.

 

Smirnov V.M.

The impact of social media on interpersonal communication

The relevance of this article is due to the fact that social networks have now become an integral part of our lives. Social networks have become an integral part of our daily lives. The impact of social networks on interpersonal communication can be twofold: on the one hand, they can help to strengthen and expand social connections, but on the other hand, they can lead to a decline in the quality of interpersonal communication. Social networks have had a significant impact on interpersonal communication among young people. Social networks have become an integral part of their lives and interpersonal communication. This has led to changes in communication patterns, the expansion of social networks, and the creation of new forms of interaction. However, there is a risk of losing real-life interpersonal communication and reducing the quality of interpersonal relationships due to the predominant use of virtual space. Therefore, studying the impact of social networks on interpersonal communication is crucial.

Key words: social networks, interpersonal communication, youth, empathy, reflection, virtual space, digital addiction, communication skills, and social interaction.

 

Strebkov D.V.

Enhancement of HR Technologies in Public Administration (a case study of the Belgorod Region)

This article examines contemporary directions for improving human resource (HR) technologies in public administration, using the Belgorod Region as a case study. It analyzes the regulatory and legal framework governing the formation of personnel reserves, the digitalization of HR processes, professional retraining programs, and social support measures for vulnerable groups, including participants in the Special Military Operation (SMO). Key challenges are identified, and practice-oriented recommendations for modernizing HR policy are proposed.

Key words: HR practices, civil service, personnel reserve, digitalization, professional development.

 

 

Authors

Alekseeva A.G., Candidate of Cultural Studies, Police Major, Head of the Department of Contractual and Legal work of the PSB in the Krasnoselsky district - branch of the FGKU UVO VNG of the Rosgvardiya in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region.

Alekseeva T.E., Researcher, Exhibition and Education Department, M.A. Sholokhov State Museum-Reserve "Quiet Flows the Don," Rostov-on-Don.

Alsuso Nebras, Postgraduate Student, Southern Federal University, Rostov-on-Don.

Burdiyan L.I., Candidate of Sociological Sciences, Professor, Department of Culture and Musical Arts, Federal State University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Transnistrian State University named after T.G. Shevchenko, Tiraspol.

Chebodaeva M.P., PhD in Art History, Research Fellow, Khakass Research Institute of Language, Literature and History, AIS member, Abakan.

Ilyinykh S.A., Doctor of Sciences (Sociology), Novosibirsk State University of Economics and Management, Novosibirsk.

Imaykin I.D., Postgraduate student. Saint Petersburg State University.

Gurov N.S., Postgraduate Student, Moscow State Technological University "STANKIN".

Kisnyashkin I.G., PhD Candidate, Department of Design and Advertising, N.P. Ogarev Mordovian State University.

Kotov I.O., Postgraduate Student, Department of Philosophy and Theology, Far Eastern Federal University.

Maltseva I.V., Candidate of Sociological Sciences, Associate Professor, Moscow Automobile and Road Construction State Technical University.

Melnikova L.A., PhD in Cultural Studies, Associate Professor, Department of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Business. Vladivostok State University, Vladivostok.

Nekita A.G., Doctor of Philosophy, Professor of the Department of Philosophy and Sociology. Yaroslav the Wise Novgorod State University, Veliky Novgorod. ORCID: 0000-0002-9254-2901

Nor D.S., Lecturer of the Department of Philosophy and Educational Management. Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education «Melitopol State University», Melitopol.

Ozarenskaya N.V., Candidate of Art History, Associate Professor, Department of Culture and Musical Arts, Federal State University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Transnistrian State University named after T.G. Shevchenko, Tiraspol.

Pavelyeva T.Yu., Doctor of Philosophy, Associate Professor, Moscow State Technological University "STANKIN".

Petrov I.F., Doctor of Philosophy, Associate Professor, Academy of Marketing and Social and Information Technologies, Krasnodar.

Petrova S.I., Candidate of Cultural Studies, Associate Professor, Academy of marketing and socially-information technologies, Krasnodar.

Petukhova T.N., Candidate of Law, Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy and Humanities, Ural Institute of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, Yekaterinburg. SPIN-code: 3249-6521

Piskunova S.I., Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, N.P. Ogarev Mordovian State University.

Purgina E.I., Candidate of Philosophy, Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy and Humanities, Ural Institute of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, Yekaterinburg. SPIN-code: 3692-3059

Razumovsky K.A., Postgraduate student at the Institute of Social Sciences of the Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation Russia.

Sibgatulina V.D., Student, Department of Social and Cultural Activities, Khabarovsk State Institute of Culture, Khabarovsk.

Smirnov V.M., PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, Institute of Cybersecurity and Digital Technologies, Russian Technological University, Moscow Institute of Radio Engineering, Electronics and Automation.

Strebkov D.V., Postgraduate student in the Department of Sociology and Management. V.G. Shukhov Belgorod State Technological University.

Sysoeva A.I., Graduate student at the Department of World Culture of the Moscow State Linguistic University.

Syuzyumov I.A., Postgraduate Student in the Department of Philosophy and Sociology. Yaroslav the Wise Novgorod State University, Veliky Novgorod. ORCID: 0000-0001-7459-1489

Tenshova O.N., PhD in Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Social and Cultural Activities, Khabarovsk State Institute of Culture.

Ternovaya L.O., Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the journal "The Power of History and the History of Power," Project Director.

Ulturgasheva N.D., D.Sc. in Cultural Studies, professor of Kemerovo state Institute of culture, head of the Department of theory and history of folk art culture of Kemerovo state Institute of culture.

Volodina E.E., Postgraduate Student, Department of Sociology, Novosibirsk State University of Economics and Management, Novosibirsk.

Wang Ning, PhD student, School of Arts and Humanities, Far Eastern Federal University.

Zheynova O.A., Senior Lecturer of the Department of Social Work. Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education «Melitopol State University», Melitopol.