Features of Communication Processes in Science, Culture and Society
The article describes the phenomenon of science communication. The dominance of scientific information in modern communication channels. It identifies a number of provisions that characterize scientific communication in modern post-industrial society. It summarizes the processes of social and cultural communications and the idea of communication institutions as archetypes in the information activities. Information and culture: critical social phenomena of contemporary Russian society, serve as the basis for further development of the country. Their representation in information world-view and cultural worldview, the adequacy of such a representation, communicative field of the these world-view, their relationship to be understanding in order to improve the performance of public opinion and public action to address global challenges facing the Russian society. Communication is treated as communion, how to transfer some content by characters on a tangible medium and so on or in the general case, as some social process that reflects a social structure and performs a bridging function. If communication is of a public nature and is systematically organized, it becomes the mass communication. Communication and mass communication are the various forms of communion. Communication as such, understood as a process correlation and interaction between social actors, in which the exchange of information, experience, abilities, skills, and it is one of necessary and universal conditions of formation and development of society and the individual. Scientific communication is a set of professional communication in the scientific community, one of the main mechanisms of interaction between researchers and evaluation of results. The article focus is scientific communication as a functional subsystem of the system of scientific knowledge and information, i.e. socio-philosophical aspect of culturology and Social Informatics. In this case, knowledge and information are moving from one social subject is an individual, the individual, social groups, etc. to another social entity. But this movement is not in itself, but as a result of the interaction of information world-view, cultural world-view, individual and society.