Abstract

The biopolitical paradigm is studied as the basis for the formation of the political context of the model of language policy. It is noted that the biopolitical paradigm is based on such concepts as behaviorism, neobechhevorizm and postbiheviorizm, which are used to study the behavior of subjects of language policy, understanding of language policy as a problem, its analysis and evaluation of the language and political situation that is positively or negatively affects the formation of the linguistic environment, the community, its development and the state as a whole. It is stated that the biopolitical approach made it possible to focus on the political culture and symbolic behavior of politicians who develop linguistic bills, programs, complex measures, make suggestions during their discussion and make the necessary decisions that one way or another influence the implementation of language policy, quality of life and community behavior. An attempt has been made to prove that behavioral, non-ihivorous and post-bayhevorist theories are the basis of the formation of a biopolitical which allows us to plunge into the essence of language policy as a model, to analyze its essence, content, meaning and development. It is argued that the biopolitical paradigm is based on a behavioral research method that reflects inter-governmental relations, the relationship between Russian and Ukrainian authorities, as well as between them and the Ukrainian community. The definition of the concept of paradigm, which the author understands as a set of cognitive principles and techniques that reflect the linguistic-political reality and language-political problem, which, in our understanding, is the political context of language policy as a model that is investigated with the help of post-bestialism, that is, , behavioral direction. It analyzes the behavior of the Russian authorities, which interferes in Ukraine's internal affairs, and pro-Russian-minded politicians, which it uses to implement its plans and protect its own interests.

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