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Author(s)
Reshetnikov Mikhail Mihailovich
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5542/2017.09.002
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East European Psychoanalytical Institute, St. Petersburg, Russia
ABSTRACT
In this
paper, methodological foundations and contemporary approaches to analysis of
interpersonal and interethnic
relationships are viewed from perspective of understanding psychology,
psychoanalysis, idea of transgenerational transmission, and
other modern theories. Ukrainian events of 2013-2014 areanalyzed, and
historical predispositions of anti-Russian attitudes on post-Soviet space are
explored. The author consistently describes the history of formation of the
Ukrainian nation and state since the 17th century, when Ukraine was under the
protectorate of Poland and explains the special role of Hetman of Ukraine
Bohdan Khmelnytsky in the process of accession of Ukraine to Russia, but
Ukrainian nation became a divided nation. Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact which
resulted that Ukrainian nation (second time in its history) became a divided
nation is described, as well as the activity of Ukrainian nationalists during
the Second World War and after its end in Western Ukraine. The author describes
in detail the uprising of the Ukrainian people against corruption and oligarchs
in 2013 and the transformation of the focus of popular anger to Russia. Article
gives special attention to the fact that the Russian people became divided
nation and led to the current strained relations between Ukraine and Russia after
the collapse of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). In conclusion,
the author offers the way to resolve this ethnic conflict.
KEYWORDS
aggression, brainwashing, ethnicconflict, crisis, identification, narcissism of minor differences, psychic trauma, psychohistory, psycho-politics, trans-generation transmission, understanding psychology
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