Krievu pareizticīgās baznīcas faktors kolektīvās Krievijas-Baltkrievijas identitātes veidošanā pēc 2014. gada
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Rīgas Stradiņa universitāte
Rīga Stradiņš University
Rīga Stradiņš University
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Maģistra darba tēma ir “Krievu pareizticīgās baznīcas faktors kolektīvās Krievijas Baltkrievijas identitātes veidošanā pēc 2014. gada.”
Darba mērķis: Analizēt Krievu pareizticīgās baznīcas faktoru kolektīvās Krievijas-Baltkrievijas
identitātes veidošanā pēc 2014. gada.
Darba hipotēze: Krievu pareizticīgā baznīca ir bijusi noteicošais faktors kolektīvās Krievijas Baltkrievijas identitātes veidošanā pēc 2014. gada.
Darba uzdevumi:
1. Veikt teorētiskās literatūras analīzi par identitāšu jēdzienu konstruktīvisma teorijā;
2. Raksturot Krievu pareizticīgo baznīcu kā politisko aktoru;
3. Apskatīt identitāšu veidošanas procesus Krievijā un Baltkrievijā pēc 2014. gada;
4. Analizēt Krievu pareizticīgās baznīcas faktoru Krievijas-Baltkrievijas kolektīvās identitātes
veidošanas procesā.
Kā pētījuma metode šim darbam tika izmantota izvelēta kvalitatīvā pētījumu metode –
dokumentu satura analīze, kura ietvaros tika analizētas vairākas Krievijas un Baltkrievijas
politiskās varas un reliģisko pārstāvju intervijas, publikācijas, kā arī Krievijas un Baltkrievijas
sabiedrību socioloģiskās aptaujas. Darba beigās autors pienāk pie secinājuma, ka Krievu
pareizticīgās baznīcas faktors kolektīvās Krievijas-Baltkrievijas identitātes veidošanā pēc 2014.
gada ir bijis klātesošs, bet nav iespējams apgalvot, ka Krievu pareizticīgā baznīca ir vienīgais
faktors Krievijas un Baltkrievijas sabiedrībās, kas veicina šo valstu kolektīvās identitātes
veidošanu. Līdz ar to izvirzīta hipotēze ir apstiprinājusies tikai daļēji.
Esošais maģistra darbs sastāv no titullapas, anotācijām latviešu un angļu valodas, ievada,
darbā izmantotiem saīsinājumiem, vienas teorētiskās un trīs empīriskām nodaļām, kā arī
secinājumiem un bibliogrāfijas. Kopējais darba apjoms, neskaitot titullapu, anotācijas un
bibliogrāfiju ir 72 lapas. Visi tulkojumi no krievu, baltkrievu, ukraiņu valodas ir paša autora
tulkojumi, izņemot, ja nav norādīts citādāk.
The topic of the master's thesis is "The factor of the Russian Orthodox Church in the formation of collective Russian-Belarusian identity after 2014." The aim of the work: To analyze the factor of the Russian Orthodox Church in the formation of collective Russian-Belarusian identity after 2014. Hypothesis: The Russian Orthodox Church has been the determining factor in the formation of the collective Russian-Belarusian identity after 2014. Tasks: 1. To analyze the theoretical literature on the concept of identities in the theory of constructivism; 2. To characterize the Russian Orthodox Church as a political actor; 3. To examine the processes of identity formation in Russia and Belarus after 2014; 4. To analyze the factor of the Russian Orthodox Church in the process of formation of the collective identity of Russia and Belarus. For the purposes of this research, a qualitative research method was selected and used for this work. In this research, such publications like interviews of Russian and Belarusian political authorities and religious representatives were analyzed, as well as sociological surveys of Russian and Belarusian societies. In the end of the work, the author comes to the conclusion that the factor of the Russian Orthodox Church in the formation of the collective identity of Russia-Belarus after 2014 indeed has been present. Although, it is impossible to claim that the Russian Orthodox Church is the only factor in the societies of Russia and Belarus that contributes to the formation of the collective identity of these countries. Therefore, the proposed hypothesis has been confirmed partially. This master thesis consists of a title page, annotations in Latvian and English, introduction, abbreviations used in the thesis, one theoretical and three empirical chapters, as well as conclusions and a bibliography. The work consists of 72 pages, excluding the title page, annotations and bibliography. All translations from Russian, Belarusian and Ukrainian are the author's own translations, unless stated otherwise.
The topic of the master's thesis is "The factor of the Russian Orthodox Church in the formation of collective Russian-Belarusian identity after 2014." The aim of the work: To analyze the factor of the Russian Orthodox Church in the formation of collective Russian-Belarusian identity after 2014. Hypothesis: The Russian Orthodox Church has been the determining factor in the formation of the collective Russian-Belarusian identity after 2014. Tasks: 1. To analyze the theoretical literature on the concept of identities in the theory of constructivism; 2. To characterize the Russian Orthodox Church as a political actor; 3. To examine the processes of identity formation in Russia and Belarus after 2014; 4. To analyze the factor of the Russian Orthodox Church in the process of formation of the collective identity of Russia and Belarus. For the purposes of this research, a qualitative research method was selected and used for this work. In this research, such publications like interviews of Russian and Belarusian political authorities and religious representatives were analyzed, as well as sociological surveys of Russian and Belarusian societies. In the end of the work, the author comes to the conclusion that the factor of the Russian Orthodox Church in the formation of the collective identity of Russia-Belarus after 2014 indeed has been present. Although, it is impossible to claim that the Russian Orthodox Church is the only factor in the societies of Russia and Belarus that contributes to the formation of the collective identity of these countries. Therefore, the proposed hypothesis has been confirmed partially. This master thesis consists of a title page, annotations in Latvian and English, introduction, abbreviations used in the thesis, one theoretical and three empirical chapters, as well as conclusions and a bibliography. The work consists of 72 pages, excluding the title page, annotations and bibliography. All translations from Russian, Belarusian and Ukrainian are the author's own translations, unless stated otherwise.
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Starptautiskās attiecības un diplomātija
International Relations and Diplomacy
Socioloģija, politoloģija un antropoloģija
Sociology, Politics and Anthropology
International Relations and Diplomacy
Socioloģija, politoloģija un antropoloģija
Sociology, Politics and Anthropology