Nikita Basov and Oleksandra Nenko, eds. Understanding Knowledge Creation: Intellectuals in Academia, the Public Sphere and the Arts. Amsterdam: Rodopi Press, 2012
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В мае 2010 года в Праге состоялась 3-я всемирная конференция «Интеллектуалы: Знание, Власть, Идеи», собравшая исследователей из разных дисциплин. Размышления участников, обсуждавшиеся во время конференции, были собраны в книге «Интеллектуал: феномен в многообразии трактовок» (Basov et al. 2010). В ходе обсуждений редакторы книги заметили, что роли и практики интеллектуалов в современном мире различаются в зависимости от сферы интеллектуальной активности.
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May 25, 2012
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Basov, N., & Nenko, O. (2012). Nikita Basov and Oleksandra Nenko, eds. Understanding Knowledge Creation: Intellectuals in Academia, the Public Sphere and the Arts. Amsterdam: Rodopi Press, 2012. Laboratorium: Russian Review of Social Research, 4(1), 187–190. Retrieved from https://soclabo.org/index.php/laboratorium/article/view/295
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