Transformasi Budaya Sain S Dan Teknologi

The relation between science-technological development and socio-cultural development is basically reciprocal in its nature. On the one hand, certain cultural values in a particular society are highly supportive for the development of science and technology. On the other, the introduction or diffusion of a certain science and technology can fundamentally change the cultural values themselves. Both values are basically present in various ways, in which creativity is their fundamental manifestation. However, the living values themselves are not usually in line with the values that are necessary for the development of creativity in science and technology. Here, we talk about a "cultural discrepancy between related values, as a logical consequences of particular unlsolved negative cultural characters: mimetic culture, the cage of status quo, short cut mentality, imbalance model of thinking. The result is a certain contradiction between socio-cultural values and science-technological values. To create a more balance of values, which are supportive for the development of both science-technological system and socio-cultural system, the introduction of a set of cultural strategies is higly necessary: to build a "third culture", to develop a balance model of thinking, to create a creative society, to enchance a productive culture, and to construct a representational space for the communication of science and technology in the society

Contradiction · Creativity · Epistemology · Political science · Sociology · Status quo · Computer Science · Education and Character Development · Educational Methods and Impacts · Philosophy · Psychology · Social Psychology

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