Comparison of Cultural Archetypes of the Peoples of Russia and China: A Survey of Bibliographic Sources
The review includes three sections: In Part 1 “Russian Cultural Archetype” the following questions are considered: 1) “the main characteristic features of the Russian cultural archetype”; 2) “historiosophical comprehension of the phenomena “Russian idea” and “Russian socialism” ”; 3) “the Orthodox-Christian virtues and “the truly good world idea-dream” ”. Part 2 “The Chinese Cultural Archetype” explores the following issues: 1) “Chinese Mind: Understanding Traditional Chinese Beliefs and Their In uence on Modern Culture in the PRC”; 2) “understanding emotions in Chinese culture: thinking through psychology”; 3) “internal experience of the Chinese: globalization, social transformation and evolution of social mentality”; 4) “social mentality in modern China”; 5) “the structure of the Chinese ethical archetype: the archetype of Chinese ethics and academic ideology: a hermeneutic-semiotic study”; 6) “how Russians di er from Chinese: eight main qualities of the Chinese character”; 7) “Chinese picture of the world: language, culture, mentality”; 8) “research on the construction of the theory of cultural archetypes of the Chinese brand and cross-cultural comparison”; 9) “Chinese traditional cultural values and national identity”; 10) “7 good qualities of the Chinese”; 11) “the Chinese: features of national psychology”; 12) “The Chinese Dream and the Resurgence of Confucianism and Neo-Confucianism in China”. In Part 3 “The dialectics of co-development of Russian and Chinese cultural archetypes” the following questions are considered: 1) “the mutual perception of each other by the peoples and citizens of Russia and China”; 2) “the perception in China of the image of Russia”; 3) “perception in Russia of the image of China”; 4) “Christianity and Chinese culture”; 5) “comparison of the national mentality of Russians and Chinese”; 6) “di erences in the mentality of the Chinese and Russians”; 7) “geopolitics of Russian and Chinese civilization”; 8) “a look at Russia and China from the standpoint of W. Schubart’s doctrine of aeonic archetypes”; 9) “historical and cultural features of interaction between Russia and China”; 10) “the history of sociocultural interaction between Russia and China in the 17th - early 20th centuries”; 11) “Mutual vision of Russia and China at the very beginning of the 21st century: “True partners?” ”; 12) “comparison of cultures and civilizations of China, India and Russia”; 13) “The Image of Russia in Chinese Culture of the 21st Century”.