Registration Number
0120U103469,
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0223U003950
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Title
The Bolshevik coup in the social discourse of Soviet Ukraine: the dynamics of change (1928-1938).
Head
Yakubova Larysa D., Доктор історичних наук
Registration Date
28-07-2020
Organization
Institute of History of Ukraine
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The Bolshevik coup is a key phenomenon in the domestic and world history of the twentieth century. It became the starting point of a radical restructuring of the principles of socio-economic, socio-political, ethnocultural life in the largest country, the development of the Soviet empire, and finally - the design of a bipolar geopolitical coordinate system.
The invention by the Bolsheviks of the ideology of the "Great October Socialist Revolution" contributed to the building of a self-sufficient discursive system of the "Great October", with a high capacity to mobilize state and public resources around the tasks of communist construction.
As an ideological tool of a small social class in the early 1920s, in the late 1930s the discourse of the Bolshevik coup determined not only the subject of socially significant discussions, but also the ways, principles and value system on which life was based and revolved. society. Eventually, the Bolshevik revolutionary discourse turned into a comprehensive metanarrative that radically reformatted verbal and visual symbols, meanings, myths, the principles of actualization and legitimation of political processes, and the worldview of Soviet citizens. As a result, a qualitatively different field of information, meaning, and terminology was built, uniting the community and the state apparatus within the framework of the communist modernization project until the collapse of the USSR.
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2024-12-10
