3. Заключение

В изучении политического поведения, как и в других областях научной модернистской мысли, «мы достаточно дорого заплатили за мечту изучить всех вместе и каждого индивида в отдельности» (Lyotard, 1984, р. 81).Наше интеллектуальное самосознание достаточно пострадало от «принуждения к формальному, унитарному и научному дискурсу»(Foucault, 1980, р. 85).Одна­ко это не означает, что надо просто погрузиться в релятивистскую критику, как можно заключить из теории постмодернизма. В других областях, таких, как архитектура, планирование, литература и различные социальные дисцип­лины, постмодернистская критика была принята, как часть всеобъемлющего процесса конструктивного самообновления этих дисциплин, которое выли­лось в значительные изменения методологического характера. Теперь такая возможность есть и у исследований политического поведения. И сокращение отдачи от существующих подходов свидетельствует о том, что исправление ситуации, которое происходит так болезненно, может быть достигнуто более простым способом.

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