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Университетские интеллектуальные сообщества: интерактивные ритуалы и модели сборки

Университетские интеллектуальные сообщества: интерактивные ритуалы и модели сборки

Abstract

Описываются и интерпретируются основные модели университетских интеллектуальных сообществ как особых коммуникативных зон интеллектуальных сетей на примере исторического факультета Тюменского государственного университета. На этом материале нами рассматриваются в качестве конституирующего элемента интеллектуальных сетей такие базовые интерактивные ритуалы, как лекция и диспут. На основе различения характера среды и структуры коммуникаций выделяется три модели университетских интеллектуальных сообществ: «академия», «клуб» и «салон».The article gives a description and interpretation of the main models of university intellectual communities as particular communication zones of intellectual networks by the example of the History Department of the Tyumen State University. Using this material, they consider such basic interactive rites as lecture and debate as a constituting element of intellectual networks. Basing on differentiation of the environment nature and structure of communications, they distinct three models of the university intellectual communities: «academy», «club» и «showroom». Erving Goffman, Randall Collins, intellectual communities, interactive rites, university.

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ИРВИНГ ГОФМАН, РЕНДЕЛЛ КОЛЛИНЗ, ИНТЕЛЛЕКТУАЛЬНЫЕ СООБЩЕСТВА, ИНТЕРАКТИВНЫЕ РИТУАЛЫ, УНИВЕРСИТЕТ

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