Abstract:
The very occurrence of post-Soviet Russia necessarily dictates the need to study
ideological foundations of its existence. What are they? How did they influence and
continue to influence the social well-being of the country: do they corrupt or contribute
to the unity of society; do they strengthen Russians in pondering over the historical path
of the country's development, or, on the contrary, bring confusion into the souls of peo-
ple and prophesy trouble? The purpose of the paper is to study the language of everyday
life as a kind of mirror reflecting the social well-being of the post-Soviet Russian Feder-
ation. The authors conclude that this social value is associated with the prosperity of
both individuals and society as a whole, but of primary importance is the preservation of
cultural and civilizational identity, sovereignty of the country, and solidarity. In modern
conditions, cohesion seems to be the first step to social well-being of the country.
