ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE CONCEPT OF MILITARY PATRIOTISM: THE SOCIO-AXIOLOGICAL CONTEXT OF ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS

Abstract

Military patriotism has been a cornerstone of national identity across generations, shaping the values, beliefs, and actions of both ancestors and descendants. This article explores the attitudes toward military patriotism within a socio-axiological framework, examining the continuity and evolution of these attitudes over time. By analyzing historical and contemporary perspectives, the study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how military patriotism has been perceived and valued by different generations, and how these perceptions influence modern-day interpretations of patriotism in the context of military service.