Discourse of nostalgic experiences of reemigrantsin the Post-adaptation Period: historical and linguistic Parallels

The modern political process both at theglobal, world level and at the state and regional levelstakes place against the background of increasingmigration processes in the situation of unification of theworld socio-economic, cultural and political space.Geopolitical changes in the modern world, in turn, alsolead to new waves of migration, and the accompanyingproblems make migration a global phenomenon. Today, the characteristics of migration processes arechanging. We refer to the actual characteristics ofmigration such as: directions of migration, migrationconditions, factors that determine the success ofadaptation, motivation of migrants, socio-demographiccharacteristics of migrants, etc. All these characteristicsdetermine the context of migration processes, andtherefore have an impact directly on each individualmigrant. Therefore, the range of scientific interestsrelated to the study of migration processes is constantlygrowing. This study is aimed at identifying the features ofpsychological postadaptation and post-acculturation ofRussian-speaking remigrants. This aspect is the pioneer and relevant today. The aimof the research is to study the verbalization of the featuresof post-adaptation and post-acculturation of Russian-speaking remigrants. The subject of the study are values,stereotypical ideas about the values of the culture of thecountry of origin/ reception, cultural identity,acculturation, readaptation to the socio-culturalenvironment.

Authors
Islamova Julia1 , Karabulatova Irina 2, 3 , Kattsina Tatiana4 , Polekhina Mayya5 , Lyausheva Svetlana6
Publisher
Atlantis Press
Language
English
Pages
175-179
Status
Published
Year
2019
Organizations
  • 1 Yugra State University
  • 2 Russian Academy of Natural Sciences
  • 3 Peoples' Friendship University of Russia
  • 4 Siberian Federal University
  • 5 Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University)
  • 6 Adygea State University
Keywords
readaptation; Russian-speaking remigrants; motivation of migrants
Date of creation
02.11.2020
Date of change
02.11.2020
Short link
https://repository.rudn.ru/en/records/article/record/70235/
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