Abstract
Classic University as Institutional Form of Human Action
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Classic University as Institutional Form of Human ActionThe article is devoted to the analysis of historical dynamics of university and its way of organization of human action
Contemporary cultural transformations make significant corrections to all present sociocultural configurations
If a school has its task to form disciplinary practices that proved to be extremely important for the Modern Dominant of Consciousness the “Techniques of the Body,” as well as the level of literacy required for the reserve army of labor and just an army, the task of creating and reproducing a model of national identity, the bearer of which is a self-sufficient subject becomes exactly the formation of Humboldts model of the university
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The article is devoted to the analysis of historical dynamics of university and its way of organization of human action. The university as a social technology, based on the new sample of anthropological model, forms disciplinary practices that function for production of habitus and cultural capital, and provides identification “under the auspices of the concept of culture” in the Modern era This cultural-historical period is characterized by the fact that social control is carried out not through personal coercion, but through the passage through institutions. A higher educational institution in the era of Modernity is the most consistent embodiment of the idea of a social institution as an intermediary between spiritual and material production Culture in this context acts as a form of “high culture,” that is, as a way of human existence just like this, with value orientations on the foundations of universal cult of reason.
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