Patriotism in Modern Russia: a value criterion of the level of legal consciousness
https://doi.org/10.21453/2311-3065-2023-11-1-109-117
Abstract
Patriotism can be valuable only when a person makes certain conscious decisions and takes concrete active actions. Thus, patriotism, like other values, can be realized through awareness of its prescriptive power and its acceptance by a person as a principle of activity. The disclosure of the essence of patriotism by Ivan Ilyin makes it possible to formulate such moral principles as respect, love and pride in one’s motherland. In addition, the essence of patriotism forms the primacy of the national legal culture (but not its exclusivity), uniformity of ways and methods of the spiritual life of the people, preservation of the established spiritual and moral way of Russian life (national character), and peculiar acts of national structure and self-determination. Patriotism also presupposes the unity of the national cultural system and the spiritual and cultural achievements of the people, the creative unity of people in the national culture, the brotherhood of peoples and the inviolability of national autonomous life. The authors proceed from the understanding that the operation of these principles is the basis of state legal consciousness and the unity of the internal life of the state union. Therefore, it requires their recognition, legal protection and regulation at the federal level.
About the Authors
A. V. Ponedelkov
South Russian Institute of Management – branch of RANEPA
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Ponedelkov Alexander Vasilyevich – DSc (Polit.), Professor, head of the Department of political science and ethnopolitics, Professor of the Department of civil law of the Russian State Economic University
344002, Rostov-on-Don, Pushkinskaya str., 70/54
D. E. Slizovsky
Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Slizovsky Dmitry Egorovich – DSc (Hist.), Professor, Professor of the Department of Russian history of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Moscow
T. V. Shatkovskaya
South Russian Institute of Management – branch of RANEPA
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Shatkovskaya Tatiana Vladimirovna – DSc (Law), Head of department of theory and history of law and state
344002, Rostov-on-Don, Pushkinskaya str., 70/54
References
1. Hartman N. (2002). Ethics. Moscow: Vladimir Dal (In Rus.).
2. Ilyin I. A. (1994). Collected works. T. 4. M.: Russian book (In Rus.).
3. Kant I. (1980). Treatises and letters. M.: Nauka (In Rus.).
4. Nebratenko G.G. (2012). The Institute of the Family in the Customary Law of the Don Cossacks (XVI-beginning of the XX centuries). North Caucasian Legal Bulletin. No. 3. P. 19-23 (In Rus.).
5. Nenovsky N. (1987). Law and values (transl.). M.: Progress (In Rus.).
6. Sharkov F.I. (2016). Legal foundations of communication: in advertising, public relations, journalism: a textbook. M.: Prospect (In Rus.).
7. Shatkovskaya T.V. (2016). Legal problems of state regulation of innovation activity and infrastructure in the Russian Federation. Science and education: economics; entrepreneurship; law and management. No. 5. P. 40-43 (In Rus.).
Review
For citations:
Ponedelkov A.V., Slizovsky D.E., Shatkovskaya T.V. Patriotism in Modern Russia: a value criterion of the level of legal consciousness. Communicology. 2023;11(1):109-117. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21453/2311-3065-2023-11-1-109-117
Views:
289
Email this article 
