Parallels of cultural renaissance and dynamics of ethnic cultures of Russia in the era of cultural globalization

• Alexey G. Pudov Federal State Budgetary Institution of Science Yakut Scientific Research Institute of Agriculture http://orcid.org/0000-0001-6215-9461
• Maria I. Koryakina Federal State Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education Arctic State Agrotechnological University https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1404-2642

DOI: https://doi.org/10.46925//rdluz.34.29

Keywords: Modernization, Cultural heritage, Ethnic identity, Cultural innovations;, Russia

Abstract

The objective of paper is to assess the time-compressed dynamics of the culture of the ethno-national region of Russia, to identify its regularities and to draw parallels with the stages of European and Russian cultural processes. The article identifies the quality and modernization potential of the current state of ethnic culture, which is under the pressure of assimilation of cultural globalism. The methodology is revealed by the definition of the Renaissance culture as the ability to operate with symbolic forms and the consistent transfer of the well-known properties of the European and Russian Renaissance to the modern ethnic culture of the Russian region as isomorphic processes. The paper identifies the state of regional culture as result of a double reflection of the cultural renaissance, called as the "Yakut Silver Age". The criteria for that is the presence of a creative paradigm of ethnomodernism, manifested in the field of art.

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