Concept and Essence of Socio-Political Culture from a Socio-Philosophical Perspective

The article examines the concept of socio-political culture through the lens of social-philosophical analysis. The aim of the work is to overcome the fragmentation of interdisciplinary research by proposing a holistic vision of this phenomenon as a system of historically established axiological-normative, cognitive, and behavioral patterns that determine the nature of the interaction between society and the political system. Special attention is paid to the conceptual content, which includes the axiological-ideological matrix, socio-political practices, and institutional forms. It is argued that the social-philosophical approach is precisely what allows for the identification of the profound worldview foundations and anthropological prerequisites of political behavior, revealing socio-political culture as a fundamental factor in the stability and variability of the social order.