Socializing discourse as a factor of constructing semantics of social interaction

- Poznyak, S. I. (orcid.org/0000-0003-0646-4933) (2016) Socializing discourse as a factor of constructing semantics of social interaction Проблеми політичної психології, 3 (17). pp. 12-22. ISSN 2411-1449

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Abstract

Socializing discourse is a dynamic construct reflecting specific configurations of representations about social and political world as well as general cultural and national systems of orientation – shared meanings and definitions that enable social cohesion and interaction. Modern socializing discourse bears such general features of postmodernity as fragmentation, relativism and nihilism as well as specific peculiarities of the political environment such as “hybridization” of the traditional ideologies, “mediatization” of the political space, which, in their turn, determine the coordinates within which youth constructs the semantics of social interaction. Amorphous character of civic identification, fragmentation of the representations of political and civic participation, contradictive attitudes to norms and rules of social interaction characteristic of student representations prove the need for transformation of socializing discourse practices towards a more systemic approach and consistency in presenting objectives and strategies of social and political development, role of citizens and civic organizations in their realization, construction of rational expectations of society, government, politics, and political decision making. Most effective agents of such transformations are educational institutions and civic associations.

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