Abstract
The purpose of the study define the validity of using the concept of "trust" for the socio-philosophical understanding of the ideological transformations that have unfolded over the past few decades in liberal democratic societies. Scientific novelty. Based on a comprehensive analysis of the works of John Schwartzmantel and Emilio Gentile that explore the ideology, as well as the works of Paul Ricoeur and Alan Seligman devoted to the phenomenon of trust, the importance of taking into account the situation of public trust in order to characterize the division of ideologies into total and molecular, inherent in modernity, is revealed. As a result, it is concluded that the predominance of relations of generalized public trust in the social life is inextricably linked with the large-scale actualization in modern liberal democratic societies of multiple identity politics and problem politics.
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