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FACTORS OF SOCIAL AND CULTURAL DYNAMICS IN A TRANSITIONAL SOCIETY AS AN OBJECT OF PHILOSOPHICAL STUDY

https://doi.org/10.29235/2524-2369-2018-63-1-7-14

Abstract

Problems of socio-cultural determination of social processes in a transitional society are characterized by the complexity and heterogeneity of source data. Therefore, few dissertations on philosophy and socio-humanitarian sciences are devoted to these problems. Dissertations that deal with this subject can be divided into four groups according to the criterion of perspective on the issue. The first group consists of the thesis in which the focus is on identifying the nature and characteristics of socio-cultural determination in the society of the transitional type. They define the modality of this process and the forms of presentation and their content. The second group consists of the dissertation on factors and institutional mechanism of socio-cultural determination of social dynamics in the society of the transitional type. The third group includes the thesis characterizing the socio-cultural determination of social dynamics and the specifics of the spiritual life of man. The fourth group consists of the dissertation work performed in epitemological line and focus on the problems of modeling of processes of socio-cultural transformations. In general, the appeal to the philosophical analysis of different interpretations of issues, factors and mechanisms of social and cultural determination of social processes in the society of the transitional type allows improve the understanding of transformation processes and contributes to the expansion of space of philosophical

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E. G. Naumova
Researchers Training Institute, National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, Minsk
Belarus
Head of the Training and Methodology Division


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