THE VALUE OF SCIENCE AS A SOCIAL INSTITUTION

Published 2024-07-10
SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES Vol. 61 No. 3 (2020)
№3 (2020)
Authors:
  • B.A. AMANIYAZOVA
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This article also shows the heterogeneity of the functions of science and their possibility of change. This is
primarily due to the possible conflict between the values of scientific culture and the national traditions of society or the
conditions of the anti-democratic political regime. Science can be an integral element of national cultures, an element that
actively changes their basis. Thus, science and its results often come into conflict with traditional lifestyles, social ideals and
values. The development of science has become a condition for the expansion of social and personal crises. To reduce the role
of science dysfunctions in culture, it is necessary to identify national points of contact that will allow it to harmoniously
combine the achievements of national culture and world science. 

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science, positivism, postmodernism, function, socio-cultural, culture, scientific culture

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THE VALUE OF SCIENCE AS A SOCIAL INSTITUTION. (2024). Scientific Journal "Bulletin of the K. Zhubanov Aktobe Regional University", 61(3). https://doi.org/10.70239/

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