The value of culture in economic, technological and social transformations. Part 1
Rubrics: CULTURAL STUDIES
Authors:
1.
Siberian Federal University
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 76
to 101
Status:
Published
Received:
01.03.2023
Accepted:
20.03.2023
Published:
27.03.2023
Subject area:
VAC 5 Социальные и гуманитарные науки
UDK 30 Теория и методы общественных наук
GRNTI 13.00 КУЛЬТУРА. КУЛЬТУРОЛОГИЯ
OKSO 51.00.00 Культуроведение и социокультурные проекты
BBK 7 КУЛЬТУРА. НАУКА. ПРОСВЕЩЕНИЕ
TBK 8 ГУМАНИТАРНЫЕ НАУКИ. РЕЛИГИЯ. ИСКУССТВО
BISAC SOC SOCIAL SCIENCE
UDK 30 Теория и методы общественных наук
GRNTI 13.00 КУЛЬТУРА. КУЛЬТУРОЛОГИЯ
OKSO 51.00.00 Культуроведение и социокультурные проекты
BBK 7 КУЛЬТУРА. НАУКА. ПРОСВЕЩЕНИЕ
TBK 8 ГУМАНИТАРНЫЕ НАУКИ. РЕЛИГИЯ. ИСКУССТВО
BISAC SOC SOCIAL SCIENCE
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
cultural change, technological transformation, social change, unsustainable past, unsustainable present, sustainable future, culture structure, Janet Stephenson
Funding:
The study was supported by the Russian Science Foundation Grant No. 23-28-00255, https://rscf.ru/project/23-28-00255/
Abstract (English):
In the first part of the article, the concept of the structure of culture, proposed by Professor Janet Stephenson (New Zealand) is considered in detail to analyze the reasons why different communities either accept technological innovations and follow them, or hinder and slow down the corresponding efforts made by states and/or corporations. on the introduction of new types of energy technologies, where the volume of renewable energy is increasing. Professor Stephenson creates a model of the structure of culture, which has sufficient explanatory power and can be applied in various scientific disciplines. To analyze the degree of readiness of various regions and groups of modern Russia to accept or reject innovative artificial intelligence technologies, this concept and this model of the structure of culture are important and will be used as a conceptual and methodological basis for a number of applied studies.
In the first part of the article, the concept of the structure of culture, proposed by Professor Janet Stephenson (New Zealand) is considered in detail to analyze the reasons why different communities either accept technological innovations and follow them, or hinder and slow down the corresponding efforts made by states and/or corporations. on the introduction of new types of energy technologies, where the volume of renewable energy is increasing. Professor Stephenson creates a model of the structure of culture, which has sufficient explanatory power and can be applied in various scientific disciplines. To analyze the degree of readiness of various regions and groups of modern Russia to accept or reject innovative artificial intelligence technologies, this concept and this model of the structure of culture are important and will be used as a conceptual and methodological basis for a number of applied studies.
Keywords:
cultural change, technological transformation, social change, unsustainable past, unsustainable present, sustainable future, culture structure, Janet Stephenson
cultural change, technological transformation, social change, unsustainable past, unsustainable present, sustainable future, culture structure, Janet Stephenson
