DYNAMICS OF SCIENTIFIC VIEWS ON THE POLITICAL CRISIS OF 1993 IN RUSSIA

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The article is dedicated to the dynamics of the scientific views on the political crisis of 1993 in Russia. The study is significant due to the found tendencies of development in modern Russian science. The scientific articles in the research were classified in several categories by the character and the approach in studying of the same scientific issue. The aim of the study is the analysis of the scientific view changes on political crisis of 1993. Materials of the study represent the set of scientific works that have been published in Russian in Russia since 1993. The papers were collected on the basis of the Rus-sian State Library, Russian science index, information platforms elibrary.ru and cyberleninka.ru. The articles were classified in several categories according to the evaluations of those political events and to the par-ticular topicality of the researches. Moreover, they were separated in several time series. Correlation analysis was the main mathematical method of the research. In the result, it was found that the number of the positive, neutral, and negative publications depends on time serious significantly. The closer to the current moment the more scientific papers dedicated to the political crisis of 1993 have been pub-lished. The number and percent of the positive articles have reduced substantially and, simultaneously, the same measures for the negative articles have risen. The percent of the neutral articles was negatively correlated with the time period since the year 1993. These tendencies will be continued in the future. The number of the common political publications dedicated to the crisis of 1993 and the one of the pub-lications on the same topic in the related scientific fields has gradually grown. However the most im-portant interdependence was found between the specific political publications and the time period since the year 1993.

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I M Ponyaev

Lomonosov Moscow State University

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Ivan M. Ponyaev - postgraduate student of the Department of History of Social Movements and Political Parties, Lomonosov Moscow State University

Leninskie gory str. 1, 119991, Moscow, Russia

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