Social and cultural civilizational processes in Russia: genetic and anthropological analysis

The article, based on the latest data genetics and anthropology, attempting a different perspective to look at the merits of the culture and socio-cultural process. The author, arguing with a number of personalities, analyzes the thesis of “unbiological” culture, he explores the phenomenon of the “medicalization” of cultural creativity, its relationship to physical and mental “pain”. On this basis an attempt is made to realize the essence (or essential) civilizational types, and as such their dynamic models as “mediation” “inversion”. The article advances a concept in which a new civilizational model is estimated Russia and Western Europe. The author investigates a phenomenon of Russian civilization as “pseudomorphs”, they illustrated antipolitical socio-cultural processes in contemporary Russia. Special attention is paid to the characteristics of the ideological content of civilized process of Russia, its “cultural roots” and “Skripov”. The author analyzes in detail the problem of correlation of identity and of tradition, of tradition and modernization, identity, and stagnation and decline. In the article the conclusion about the civilizational specificity of Russia, in which identity, tradition and dynamism are correlative and each manifests itself in the system of harmonic unity and social and political processes structurally differentiated. In their trends and transformations play a role of bifurcation, and social aspects. However, they are significantly associated with genetic and anthropological determinants.