The identity`s problem and the problem of national identity

Abstract

The article focuses on the issues of preserving national identity. The concept of uniqueness, which occurred in the context of globalization, primarily viewed self-identity, i.e. the key role of cultural identity as a member of society, forming a stable view of themselves and a sense of identity of people allowing it to find its place in international space. In other words, the main element of each national identity is an unambiguous integrity or cultural identity, perceived as the character of the nation. In this article, the authors conclude that semantic integrity determines the unshakeable unity of joining the entire system to unity. Thus, it will conclude that it is impossible to change the uniqueness without changing its main ideas. The article concludes that globalization seeks to disrupt national identity, destroy the global processes of its democratization, standardization of culture, economy, universalization of values, and informatization.