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Humanitarian expertise in the modern world: state and prospects

Liberal Arts in Russia. 2023. Vol. 12. No. 4. Pp. 203-211.
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Ravochkin N. N.
Kuzbass State Technical University named after T. F. Gorbachev; Kuzbass State Agricultural Academy
28 Vesennyaya Street, 650060 Kemerovo, Russia; 5 Markovtseva Street, 650056 Kemerovo, Russia
Email: nickravochkin@mail.ru
Petrov M. A.
Siberian Federal University
79/10 Svobodniy Avenue, 660041 Krasnoyarsk, Russia

Abstract

The complex nature of the modern world order occurs under the influence of a number of multidirectional factors, one of the leading among which is scientific and technological activity that generates innovation. It is self-evident that such activity is associated with risks and threats to human existence. A logical request at the current stage of civilizational development is the inclusion of a humanitarian component in the current agenda in order to prevent negative consequences and scenarios. Permanent transformations of the surrounding reality in the conditions of socio-cultural dynamics determined by innovative activity articulate requests for finding reasons for gaining confidence in order to prevent negative scenarios of the influence of science and technology. This article is devoted to the analysis of the current state and identification of the instrumental capabilities of the technology of humanitarian expertise in the realities of the modern world. The problem field of humanitarian expertise is focused on management decisions in various areas of society, which determine the vector of development of the existence of all possible communities. Aspects, directions and levels of this activity are considered. The specifics and functions of humanitarian expertise are revealed. It has been established that humanitarian expertise is an effective tool that helps humanity move beyond narrow-pragmatic rationality, significantly reducing the uncertainty of the existence of social systems as a result of technogenic influence.

Keywords

  • • society
  • • humanitarian expertise
  • • knowledge
  • • socialization
  • • intelligence
  • • social capital
  • • values
  • • innovation

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