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THE GLOBAL HISTORICAL PICTURE OF THE WORLD AS A BASIS FOR THE FORMATION OF THE WORLD ORDER IN MODERN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS

Social and Political Philosophy , UDC: 304 DOI: 10.24412/2078-9238-2026-359-8-20

Authors

  • Ponizovkina Irina F. PhD in Рhilosophy Russian Federation Moscow

Annotation

The problem of forming a modern, universally accepted historical picture of the world is currently the focus of attention not only of scientists, but also of politicians. The article examines the significance and current issues of the functioning of the global historical picture of the world in the information and ideological space of global politics. The author analyzes various concepts of presenting and narrating world history, which have been formed depending on the interests and nature of relations between different states and communities, as well as their role in creating a modern global historical picture of the world. The article substantiates the necessity, relevance, and significance of a planetary perspective on the past, which influences the present and the future. Special attention is paid to revealing the essence, structure, and functionality of the global historical picture of the world, which have ambiguous consequences. The author analyzes the causes and consequences of the active revision of the global and Russian historical picture that has been observed in recent decades.
Tags:
commemoration , Eurocentrism , global picture of the world , historical picture of the world , historical symbolism , Philosophy of history , Russian history , social myth-making , world history

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Ponizovkina, I. F. (2026). THE GLOBAL HISTORICAL PICTURE OF THE WORLD AS A BASIS FOR THE FORMATION OF THE WORLD ORDER IN MODERN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS Bulletin of the Moscow City Pedagogical University. Series "Pedagogy and Psychology", № 3 (59), 8. https://doi.org/10.24412/2078-9238-2026-359-8-20
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