Research Result. Social Studies and Humanities
Volume 11, Issue №3, 2025
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RESEARCHES
A New Patriotism for New People
(Interdisciplinary Orientations)
This article addresses the question of patriotism as a meaningful cognitive state, its historical foundations, and the practices of its presence in contemporary Russian public life. It clarifies the etymological ...
From the Hermeneutics of Silence to the Theology of Stillness
This philosophical and theological study of the ethical aspects of silence and listening is not only relevant in the context of interreligious dialogue between Christianity and Islam, but also in ...
The Imaginary Middle: The Case of the Storyteller (Odyssey. Song 8)
The authors strive to open the way to deeper understanding of the mechanisms by which archaic societies ensured social unity and identity in situations where traditional forms of communication could ...
The Motif of Human Transformation into an Animal
in Medieval Commentaries on Ovid's “Metamorphoses”
The article examines the motif of transformation from human to animal in medieval commentaries on Ovid's «Metamorphoses». The relevance of this study is due to an interest in the representation ...
Kitovras on the border of cultural worlds:
literary and mythopoetic interpretations of the image
In the modern socio-cultural environment, the relevance of interdisciplinary research in the field of history, philology and literary criticism is increasing due to the need for joint scientific efforts ...
Contexts of the formation of the image of China
(based on the sample of the folk song “Jasmine Flower”)
This article examines the role of classical Chinese folk songs in facilitating a musical and aesthetic dialogue between China and Europe. For the first time, the author introduces several ...
Stage hermeneutics of J. Cranko's ballets in Stuttgart Ballet productions, late 20th – early 21st centuries
The article investigates the work of John Cranko, who revolutionized stage direction in ballet theatre, transforming classical plots into psychological dramas where dance speaks louder than words, thereby creating a ...
Rethinking International Internships: Affective Subjectivation
and Normative Friction in the Chinese Context
This conceptual article reinterprets international internships not as neutral platforms for skill development, but as structured encounters with institutional normativity and affective dissonance. Focusing on the Chinese context – a high-power, ...
ARCHIVE
Church of the Ascension of the Lord in the provincial town of Bogaty
(towards the methodological frontiers of ecclesiastical microhistory)
This article presents the results of an attempt to reconstruct church microhistory. Despite decades of destruction of documents and artifacts, numerous sources have survived for reconstructing the forgotten history of ...
MISCCELLANEOUS: MESSAGES, DISCUSSIONS, REVIEWS
How to Minimize the Destructive Influence of Artificial Intelligence on Modern Journalism
A critical look at the practice of using traditional and generative artificial intelligence technologies in the work of modern media makes it possible to identify problems, dangers and risks associated ...
Politogenesis of generative systems: the concept of living legislation and adaptive state architecture
The article proposes the concept of "generative governance" - a new paradigm in which generative models of artificial intelligence (AI) act as mediators, moderators and simulators at all stages of ...
Global implementation of artificial intelligence and its parallel movement with human consciousness as a philosophical problem of the epoch
Throughout the technosphere's active development in all facets of existence, it has become firmly entrenched in society and, specifically, in the consciousness of individuals. Understanding the meaning and prospects of ...
