პოსტსაბჭოთა ტრანზიციის კულტურული შედეგები: სამი თაობის პერსპექტივიდან დანახული საბჭოთა ნოსტალგია

In 1991, after the collapse of the Soviet system, Georgia declared its independence and began
his journey back to democracy and a free market economy. The post-Soviet transition
dramatically influenced its political and economic structures and the economic course of
transformation implemented by "shock therapy“, raised the issue of serious socio-economic
challenges in the day-to-day basis. It is unlikely that in this volatile, fragile social context, in
certain parts of the Georgian society post soviet nostalgic attitudes were formed. Using semistructured

interviews, the study analyzes reproductions of post-communist nostalgia in the
consciousness of 3 generations (generation of fathers, children and grandchildren), also its
quality and orgin. According to the basic admission of this work, the manifestations of postSoviet

nostalgia in three different cohortes is triggered by the severe socio-economic
background created at the transition stage, which opposes through the social security
component of the Soviet period and nostalgic attitude towards it.