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Social institute of vocational training and its role in a postindustriai society // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 2 (27). P. 33-39

The most developed country at present outlives postindustriai stage of developments, in this society a vocational training becomes one of the main factors, defining social status of person. Main functions of social institute of vocational training in this society are economic (preparing a personnel of different level, profile and qualifications in required for ecomomics proportions) and stratificational (shaping and reproduction of social structure of society).

Professionalism in the postindustrial society: social and philosophic analysis // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 3 (28). P. 26-31

At the article shown structure of the specialist as individual of professional activity. There are stood out standard biological and social characteristics of specialist, that is professionalism. Specialities of the professionalism at the postindustrial society are considered.

Hi-Tech and Hi-Hume: New Requirements to a Professional's Training // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 5 (49). P. 70-72

Forming post-industrial society is characterized by emerging and wide spreading of high technologies (hitech) that leads to changing of the whole structure of the management, which is based on high socio-humanitarian technologies (hi-hume). This raises demands to training of competitive specialists in the sphere of education, science and industry.

Transformations of System «Science» in the World of High-Tech. // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 7 (58). P. 53-57

High technologies evoke considerable changes in the system of «science». These changes touch upon such questions as organization and disciplinary structure of science, principles of control over scientific society, ways of scientific communication and reproduction, training of scientific specialists and problem of scientific ethics as well. Ethic standards play crucial role in competitive interactions within scientific society. The main consequences of High-Tech influence on scientific ethics are rapprochement of ideals of natural, social and human sciences, merging values and standards of science, manufacture and business. The research is supported by grant RFBR № 04-06-80192.

The Person in Captivity of Hi-Hume // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 11 (74). P. 29-36

High sociohumanitarian technologies (Hi-Hume) are aimed to manipulating individual and mass consciousness. Among these Hi-Hume technologies the author can enumerate modern marketing and management technologies which accompany Hi-Tech-manufacture. Hi-Hume transform a modern person into a passive consumer of Hi-Tech. Hi-Hume cause increasing dependence of a person on techniques and technologies. Being an object of manipulation, a modern person cannot be free

Problems of Culture Philosophy and Philosophical Anthropology in the Qualification Scientific Investigations of Last Years // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 11 (74). P. 115-121

The article reflects philosophical, cultural and anthropological problems of the scientific investigations defended in dissertation committee D 212.266.02 at Tomsk State Pedagogical University (opened since 2003). The dissertation committee became the first regional scientific department which was authorized to hold scientific defeats for PhD in the following fields: 09.00.08 Philosophy of a science and technique (philosophical sciences) and 09.00.13 Religious studies, philosophical anthropology, philosophy of culture (philosophical sciences)

The Problem of Classification of High Technologies // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 1 (75). P. 34-46

The article raises a problem of classification of high technologies (Hi-Tech). To create an adequate classification of Hi-Tech it is necessary to reveal specificity of their creation and mechanisms of their influence on social-cultural systems and on a person. Complexity and multivariability of the problem is caused by polysemanticism of the concepts «technology» and «high technology». The creation of technology is proved to consist of three separate stages: technological knowledge, technological process and replication of technology products. The specific features of these stages are fixed in a spectrum of numerous definitions. The revealed stages let us to establish the informational nature of technologies. Hi-Tech causes self-organization effects of social-cultural systems that cannot be predicted. Hi-Tech are complex historic developing systems which cannot be considered without taking into account interactions with a person. During these interactions Hi-Tech turns into a self-supported network that functions according to the law of self-organization. So, to research and describe Hi-Tech processes demands for specific methods and methodology. Classification of Hi-Tech can be adequate only in case if all features of high technologies described above are taken into consideration

Keywords: high technology, Hi-Tech, high technology classification, notion “technology”, notion «high technology», information-synergetic approach, information nature of creating technology, self-organization of socio-cultural systems, system of high technologies a

Problems of Philosophy of Science and Technique in the Research of Last Years // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 1 (75). P. 143-145

The article reflects problems of the scientific investigations defended in the Dissertation Council D 212.266.02 at Tomsk State Pedagogical University (opened since 2003) for PhD in the field 09.00.08 Philosophy of a science and technique. The Dissertation Council became the first regional scientific department which was authorized to hold scientific defeats for PhD in the following fields: 09.00.08 Philosophy of a science and technique (philosophical sciences) and 09.00.13 Religious studies, philosophical anthropology, philosophy of culture (philosophical sciences)

Keywords: Dissertaion Board D 212.266.02, Tomsk State Pedagogical University, speciality 09.00.08 Philosophy of Science and Technics (philosophical sciences), speciality 09.00.13 Religious studies, Philosophical Anthropology, Philosophy of Culture (philosophical sc

PHILOSOPHICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF BIOETHICAL AGENDA OF PATIENTS’ AUTONOMY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 2 (117). P. 206-210

During the last decades relationships between a doctor and a patient changed considerably due to a number of reasons including technicalization of medicine. In the article philosophical and methodological aspects of those changes are examined. Critical analysis of autonomy concepts implemented in modern medical practice is given and in the ways of its management. The problem of setting patient’s autonomy borders is raised. The paper presents some results of the project RFBR № 10-06-00313 “Attractive Management: Methodological Principles of Managing Complex Systems’ Dynamics” and grounded in the draft statement of the problem RFH № 12-03-00198 “Bioethics as a form of Self-consciousness of Modern Culture”.

Keywords: bioethics, patient autonomy, technical model, information model, paternalism

CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATION FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF MODELS MANAGEMENT IN HIGH TECHNOLOGY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 4 (119). P. 214-220

The limits of applicability of the basic approaches to understanding social and cultural impact of innovation processes. Conceptual Foundations of optimal control models of Hi-Tech are the information-synergetic approach and holistic approach. The information-synergetic approach Information and synergetic approach is optimal for understanding the structure and the specifi c impact of the phenomenon of Hi-Tech, a holistic approach to determine the optimal effect of negative cultural and anthropological implications. The paper presents some results of the project RFBR № 10–06–00313 “Attractive Management: Methodological Principles of Managing Complex Systems' Dynamics”.

Keywords: Hi-Tech, Hi-Hume, a systematic approach, the post-nonclassical methodology, the informationsynergetic approach, a holistic approach, the conceptual model, culture, sociocultural system, process

HIGH TECHNOLOGY: BETWEEN SCIENCE AND MIRACLE // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 5 (120). P. 221-228

The article reveals issues related to high technology (Hi-Tech and Hi-Hume) as a miracle. This is due to: 1) inability to present a clear and popular modern scientific knowledge that underlies the high technology; 2) the influence of High Socio-Humanitarian technologies (Hi-Hume), intended for the manipulation of consciousness (advertising, PR, personnel management and knowledge management, etc.) that create distorted images of Hi-Tech; 3) declining natural science literacy and technical literacy of the population, and 4) oriented manufacturers Hi-Tech on the functional literacy of users and to increase the consumption of the convenience.

Keywords: high technology, Hi-Tech, Hi-Hume, science, miracle, technology of consciousness manipulation, functional literacy, technical literacy

THE CONCEPTUAL MODEL OF THE NONLINEAR DYNAMICS OF SCIENCE: THE INFORMATION-SYNERGETIC APPROACH // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 9 (137). P. 197-206

Information-synergetic approach (I. V. Melik-Gaykazyan) is based on the concepts of postnonclassical methodology. The information model of cultural development was the basis for the study of nonlinear dynamics of science. A link between dynamics of modern science with the effects of high technology has been established.

Keywords: information-synergetic approach, nonlinear dynamics, science, high technology, Hi-Tech, scientist, model

HIGH TECHNOLOGY FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF HUMAN ECOLOGY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 11 (152). P. 199-205

This article analyzes the impact of high technology (Hi-Tech) and high socio-humanitarian technologies (Hi-Hume) on the person. The increase of humanity’s technological capabilities is accompanied by the increase of our dependence on those capabilities. High technologies (information technology, nanotechnology and biotechnology) show the fragility and vulnerability of the person in front of them as generated power. Hi-Hume are aimed at manipulating individual and mass consciousness. To these technologies the author includes some modern marketing and management technologies which accompany Hi-Tech-manufacture (advertising, PR, personnel management and knowledge management, etc.). Hi-Hume promote the growth of human dependence on technology, because they form the new needs. The man begins to be seen as a natural-technical system (in Hi-Tech) or as a socio-technical system (in Hume), and the body and mind of the man as driven technological objects. This puts the problem of ecological safety of high technologies. Assessment of environmental safety on the basis of the «precautionary principle» should be held in respect as Hi-Tech and so Hi-Hume. The difficulties of their ecological expertise revealed: the lack of scientific data, scientific and technological backwardness of experts who carry out the assessment of environmental safety of Hi-Tech, secrecy in technoscience, mythologizing of Hi-Tech and veiled actions of Hi-Hume.

Keywords: high technology, high socio-humanitarian technologies, Hi-Tech, Hi-Hume, technology of consciousness manipulation, human ecology, ecological safety, ecological expertise of high technologies, environmental aspects of high technologies