Modernization of Science and Methodological Pluralism (on the Example of Dagestan)

Bilalov M.I.

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Modernization of Science and Methodological Pluralism (on the Example of Dagestan)

Bilalov M.I.

(Makhachkala)

Methodological pluralism as the most important trend of modern science in the context of its modernization is considered. The modernization is presented in indissoluble connection with civilization vector or direction of Russia and its regions (in particular Dagestan) to global civil society. It is made an emphasis on dependence of ef?ciency of social and humanitarian cognition from methodological innovations and orientations of postmodern-fundamentalism which overcome historical periods of anti-tradition and contr-tradition that took place before.

Keywords

modernization, methodology, science, fundamentalism, pluralism, traditionalism, culture, scientist’s ethics, contr-traditions

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