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Information × Registration Number 0225U002012, (0120U000083) , R & D reports Title Trends in the modernization of cultural practices of Ukrainian society in the context of European integration popup.stage_title Тенденції модернізації культурних практик українського суспільства в контексті європейської інтеграції Head Demchuk Ruslana , Доктор культурології Registration Date 13-02-2025 Organization Institute for Cultural Studies of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine popup.description1 Conceptual substantiation of the strategy of modernization of cultural practices of Ukrainian society as intellectual resource and heoretical basis for the scientific determination of the basic trends of the socio-cultural development of Ukraine in the conditions European integration and the latest global transformations. popup.description2 Cultural practices have always played a defining role in life-sustaining structures. However, today's social environment encounters new meanings of cultural practices (information-rich and replicated behavioral rules) in everyday, communal, and public spheres of social life. Scholars (sociologists, social philosophers, cultural studies researchers) face a new problematic theme, which becomes an urgent research task: the essence, trends and trajectories of dynamics, place and role of cultural practices system in the processes of modernizing the sociocultural space of any society, including global society. In studies of social interactions' nature, the concepts of practice and cultural practice reflect the global universalism of the cultural phenomenon as a constructive element of humanity's sociocultural unity foundation. The concept of "cultural practice," as a theoretical reflection of civilized existence's universal foundation, should be defined as a fundamental category in the modern theory of global culture. Therefore, the most contemporary and adequate understanding of cultural practice is as an information-rich, sustainable interaction, behavior, and communication based on reproducible rules and algorithms of historically established behavioral code in collective/social life conditions. Product Description popup.authors Haievska Tetiana I. Demchuk Ruslana V. Korol Denys O. Otreshko Nataliia B. Sudakova Valentyna M. popup.nrat_date 2025-02-13 Close