Nauki o cheloveke: istoriia distsiplin. Otv. red. A. N. Dmitriev, I. M. Savel'eva. M.: Vysshaia shkola ekonomiki, 2015
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Существуют разные причины и способы писать историю науки. В случае когда это делают представители соответствующих дисциплин, они руководствуются принципами своего профессионального сообщества (Кольцова 2008; Юревич 2010; Danziger 2013). Ретроспективный анализ развития научной области в первую очередь позволяет более глубоко понять содержание основных понятий и господствующих теорий, что полезно как в исследовательской деятельности, так и в преподавании дисциплины.
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The History of Science, Scientific Discipline, Sociology, Interdisciplinary, Education
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Oct 23, 2016
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Morozova, S. (2016). Nauki o cheloveke: istoriia distsiplin. Otv. red. A. N. Dmitriev, I. M. Savel’eva. M.: Vysshaia shkola ekonomiki, 2015. Laboratorium: Russian Review of Social Research, 8(2), 160–164. Retrieved from https://soclabo.org/index.php/laboratorium/article/view/638
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