Constructivism in the context of constructing a language policy model.

Abstract

The constructivist context of constructing a language policy model is considered. The focus is on building resources and components of the model, which are political science context, network content, institutions, concepts, axiological, synergistic approaches. On this basis, linguistic and political decisions are made, which are not always effective, and constructive and destructive static-dynamic models of language policy are formed. A dynamic model of language policy depends on reconciling positions, reaching a compromise and consensus. The static model of language policy in the territory of occupied Ukraine caused a crisis of identity that split the Ukrainian community into supporters of pro-Ukrainian, pro-Russian, pro- Hungarian, pro-Romanian and other. of identities. Forming a constituent model of language policy is adversely affected by former metropolises that interfere in the internal affairs of an independent Ukrainian state, as well as by anti-Ukrainianminded politicians who shape pro-Russian, pro-Hungarian, pro-Romanian political consciousness and political culture in the Ukrainian community. Within institutionalism, the researcher's focus is on the methodology of social constructivism,
which involves conceptualizing, that is, developing the concept of constructing a language policy model, exchanging ideas, interacting between politicians and the community, and all kinds of communication, which enables one to better understand and analyze. Apparently, language policy in Ukraine was not always dynamic, as it was often carried out by the occupied authorities, which negatively affected the constructive political context of the language policy model.