Kutz Vladimir Anatolievich,
Doctor of Science,
Leading Researcher
Concern “Granit-Electron”JSC,
doctoral student
the Herzen State Pedagogical University
е-mail: 2697305VK1@inbox.ru

Cultural Identity As a Way of Realization of Protective Functions of Culture

Abstract. The article presents the author’s view on possibilities and tasks of culture concerning protection of Russian national identity from challenges stemming from Western information culture. Certain measures on protecting national information field are suggested.

Keywords. Culture, identity, information, information aggression, information protection

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