Modern Russian society in the context of anthroposocietal approach

Abstract

Social activities define the place of a person in the society. Even small population groups contribute to social changes of an active and independent actor-individual in postindustrial society. Therefore, the work is relevant and rather interesting for research. The main objective of the work is research of the Tomsk Region from the perspective of an anthroposocietal approach. To achieve this objective, the author used interviews requiring close contact with respondents. In this work, questionnaires were applied as one of the components of interviewing. The sociological survey was conducted among the inhabitants of Tomsk and Seversk. The author found that men were more independent. It was also found that the value transformations were mostly motivated by the global trends. Considering the fact that the shift toward anthroposocietality (commonality of human being-in-the-world) is the global trend, the data of Tomsk Region may be interesting to other scientists for conducting comparative researches.