The conceptual apparatus of modern political science and the problems of the new world order

Five aspects of morphological classification are proposed, which should be the basis for ideas about the formation of the conceptual apparatus of a political scientist (politician). First of all, the aspect of classification is of interest: the peculiarities of the elaboration of the semantic content of the conceptual apparatus used. The following variants are highlighted and briefly described: a pure traditional conceptual apparatus, a mobile traditional conceptual apparatus, an updated traditional conceptual apparatus, a predictively formed conceptual apparatus. It is shown that the rejection of concepts such as “savagery, barbarism” regarding the names of historical epochs of human development creates prerequisites for the transition from traditional political science to civilizational political science (neopolitology). It is concluded that political activity has appeared since the beginning of the formation of intellectual systems and the formation of the intellectual sphere. The authors formulate approaches to the semantic definition of the conceptual apparatus of a specialist engaged in intellectual activity of a political nature, and propose the following options: stage-based, associative, reductionist, systemological, general-stop.

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Sociopolitical sciences
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2024-10-15
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https://doi.org/10.33693/2223-0092-2024-14-5-31-37
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Security, Politics, and Digital Transformation
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The conceptual apparatus of modern political science and the problems of the new world order

MARIA A. BULAVINAA, NIKOLAY A. CHICHULIN
Sociopolitical sciences
Security, Politics, and Digital Transformation
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The conceptual apparatus of modern political science and the problems of the new world order

MARIA A. BULAVINAA, NIKOLAY A. CHICHULIN
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Five aspects of morphological classification are proposed, which should be the basis for ideas about the formation of the conceptual apparatus of a political scientist (politician). First of all, the aspect of classification is of interest: the peculiarities of the elaboration of the semantic content of the conceptual apparatus used. The following variants are highlighted and briefly described: a pure traditional conceptual apparatus, a mobile traditional conceptual apparatus, an updated traditional conceptual apparatus, a predictively formed conceptual apparatus. It is shown that the rejection of concepts such as “savagery, barbarism” regarding the names of historical epochs of human development creates prerequisites for the transition from traditional political science to civilizational political science (neopolitology). It is concluded that political activity has appeared since the beginning of the formation of intellectual systems and the formation of the intellectual sphere. The authors formulate approaches to the semantic definition of the conceptual apparatus of a specialist engaged in intellectual activity of a political nature, and propose the following options: stage-based, associative, reductionist, systemological, general-stop.

Sociopolitical sciencesVol. 14(5)
Institute of World Civilizations (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Security, Politics, and Digital Transformation
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