социальная идентичность

В  статье  анализируется  феномен  мифологизации  истории 
в  его  взаимосвязи  с  представлениями  о  социальной  иден-
тичности,  существующими  в  общественном  сознании.  По-
средством  характеристики  основных  моделей  этих  пред-
ставлений эксплицируются трансформационные процессы в 
содержании  мифологем,  из  дискурса  которых  реализуется 
мифологическая интерпретация исторической событийности 
в доиндустиральном и индустриальном социумах. Доказыва-

This article is concerned with the problem of discourse thinking dependence on belonging of a person to social groups. The author of the article introduces the term genre identity in language i.e. identification of a friend/stranger according to criteria of competent/not competent language behavior in typical situation of social interacting, which are accustomed in different social communities.

The article is devoted to the analysis of temporal characteristics
of social identity. It is emphasized that the recognition of time of
personal existence by an individual is the most important condition
of understanding of the identity and the means of its structuring.
The person’s choice of a certain temporal vector is determined by
sociocultural factors. It shows the system of values and the type of
behavior in society and after all the specificity of a certain cultural model.

The research into commitment of a person to large stable groups and territorial communities is becoming extremely topical due to greater mobility and migration processes in the modern world. The correlation of constructs of commitment to one’s country and social identity has not been studied yet, which determined the goal of the given research.

The article analyzes adaptive strategies of patients with pulmonary tuberculosis in terms of the author’s «disease situation» concept. The identified strategies are considered as aspects of the «disease situation» subjective element. The author examines the model of coping strategies, which is specific for patients with pulmonary tuberculosis, as a system of coping strategies contradictory in its functions, connected with the semantic refocusing of a person and the rejection of a new social identity of the disabled person.