Identity constitutes a central concept for understanding the processes of subject formation and the transformations of contemporary societies. The aim of this study was to analyze the main theoretical perspectives that explain identity from a sociological approach, identifying the conceptual elements involved in its co...
The article is devoted to the conceptual analysis of the concept of “identity” in Chinese studies in social philos-ophy, cultural exploring, psychology, and media theory. The research problem is not an insufficient comparison of definitions and models of identity within the selected interdisciplinary corpus. The paper...
The article presents a conceptualization of the relationship between discourses and social change and proposes the author’s analytical model for studying the impact of discourses on social change. The relevance of the study is determined by the high intensity of social transformations, the acceleration of information f...
The Middle East has long been characterized by complex patterns of conflict, fragmentation, and shifting political orders shaped by both internal dynamics and external influences. In regions marked by ethnic, religious, and sectarian diversity, the processes through which identities are formed and transformed remain ce...
This conceptual study examines how selected cultural and social theories explain human well-being, social order, and the search for meaning. Rather than attempting to rank all cultural theories empirically, the article evaluates the explanatory usefulness of perspectives that address social integration, motivation, ali...
The paper addresses the complex theme of culture understood as a dynamic, contextual, and relational semiotic process, which develops processuality through recursive cycles of crisis, reconfigurations, stabilizations, and further transitions. Culture is interpreted as a semiotic process of sensemaking that transcends...
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