Interdisciplinary research in the study of creative industries
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Modern scientific research is inclined towards a pluralistic, mosaic vision of the world and the place of man in it, towards relativity and dynamism. This context manifests itself in studies of the creative industries, which are integrated, interdisciplinary in nature. It is a subject of study in psychology, cultural studies, sociology, economics, etc. The lack of scientific isolation has both a number of positive and negative aspects, for example, the fragmentation of scientific concepts and the gap between theory and practice. The tasks of overcoming these difficulties are solved by the design of socio-cultural technologies. Thus, the Technology for the formation of the communicative space of creative industries, developed at the methodological, theoretical and instrumental levels, solves not only practical tasks for the development of creative industries, but also the problems of interdisciplinary synthesis through the integration of scientific concepts and ideas of foreign and domestic scientists.
- Мацко Виктория Александровна
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