УДК 130.2:37.01
DOI: 10.15507/Inted.079.019.201502.126
TRENDS IN CULTURAL INDUSTRIES EVOLUTION IN EDUCATION
Yanutsh Olga Aleksandrovna
(research assistant professor, Chair of Theory and history of culture, Herzen State Pedagogical Uiversity of Russia (48, Moika river embankment, Saint Petersburg, Russia), Ph.D. (Culturology), This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)
Cultural industries ? a relatively new phenomenon, both for native humanities, as well as for the native economy. Playing a significant role in the production and reproduction of social and cultural meanings and values, they can be an important element in the educational space. Unfortunately, in Russia this potential has remained largely untapped. After the reforms of the 90-th most business areas adapted to the new conditions of market relations fast enough (more or less successfully). At the same time in the sphere of culture and education, this process is still ongoing. Analysing the theoretical approaches to the problem and specific examples of completed projects (both in Russia and abroad), the author identifies two main trends. Firstly, the need to develop transsubject industries that directly implement the orientation to life-long learning (and that happens through the synthesis of other socio-cultural practices that contribute to the successful fulfillment of the individual in modern society), as well as playing an important role for the patriotic and civic education. In Russia, there are already some examples of successful projects of this kind, bringing together in a systematic manner the activities of universities, museums, libraries, theaters and cinemas, research centers and schools. However, for the present they are very few. Furthermore, as international experience shows, the most promising now is the integration of the activities of subjects representing the humanitarian sphere and the sphere of high technologies. Secondly, the shift in priorities in the provision of financial support from subsidising individual institutions to investing in long-term projects. This will support the development and enrichment of social and cultural environment and educational space in the region, which in turn can have a positive impact not only on its cultural life, but also on the demographic situation. Active implementation of these trends will contribute the successful adaptation of education to the current market conditions and conservation in new cultural realities its’ leading place in the implementation of socialization and enculturation of the younge r generation.
Keywords: cultural industries; transsubject industries; creative class; state cultural policy; the market of educational products and services; cultural and educational field.
For citation: Yanutsh O. A. Tendencii razvitija kul’turnyh industrij v sfere obrazovanija [Trends in cultural industries evolution in education]. Integracija obrazovanija = Integration of Education. 2015, vol. 19, no. 2, pp. 126–131. DOI: 10.15507/Inted.079.019.201502.126
