Modernization Processes In Spiritual Culture Of Traditional Societies

Абдулаева, Э С

doi:10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.215

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“…Jiaxue (2009) suggest that modernization may reconstruct a community from individualist into collectivist. Changes that occur within cultures due to values exchange caused by modernization at the same time transform individuals' perspective and thinking (Abdulaeva, 2019). Both findings support the present research that learning styles may change due to modernization.…”

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Synchronizing Students Learning Styles in Promoting Learners’ Grammatical Knowledge; a Cultural Dimensions Study

Hasib

Yassi

Nasmilah³

2021

IJMMU

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This study aims to examine learning styles based on cultural dimensions theory’s hypothesis. The research focuses to investigate whether styles from cultural view provide an exact description of students’ learning styles and to describe the exactitude of current concept of the theory’s hypothesis. The study employs quasi-experimental design which clusters the experimental design into control and experimental group. In collecting the data, cultural dimensions questionnaire was used to determine students learning styles. As instructed by cultural dimensions theory, one group was assigned with students-centered learning and one was with teacher centered learning. One Way Anove test was conducted to determine the sample homogeneity. The statistical analysis uses Wilcoxon Statistic Test to compare the results of control group and experimental group. The result of experimental group shows moderate learning outcome significance compared to control group. The result is not necessarily significant but consistent. The study suggests that empowering students learning styles will help students learn better compared to conventional teaching.

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Synchronizing Students Learning Styles in Promoting Learners’ Grammatical Knowledge; a Cultural Dimensions Study

Hasib

Yassi

Nasmilah³

2021

IJMMU

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“…Virtuality also leaves its imprint on these processes, primarily the World Wide Web. On the one hand, the Internet weakens the mechanisms of reflection, limiting a person's ability to think critically, thereby standardizing behavior models, worldview, identity [9]. The more virtualization a person's consciousness is subjected to, the more his spirituality is replaced by virtual, synthetic spirituality.…”

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Phenomenon of virtual reality in the structure of everyday life

2023

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The paper presents the results of a socio-philosophical analysis of virtual reality. The authors explore the concept of virtual reality in the context of human existence, everyday life. Having created a virtual environment in the image and likeness of a real society, a person turned it into a new sphere of socio-cultural activity. There have been changes in the structure of human consciousness related to the need to adapt to the conditions of virtuality. A person of the new information age is homo virtualis, a subject of virtual reality – a new socio-cultural environment, the cognition of which is carried out through virtual consciousness characterized by clip thinking. The study of the stated problem is carried out by methods of dialectical cognition, literature analysis, synthesis and modeling of socio-cultural phenomena. The presented review reflects the multidimensionality and ambiguity of the studied phenomenon. According to the authors, in the foreseeable future, virtual reality will become an independent cultural phenomenon (cyberculture), or it will completely absorb the human mind, building its world according to its own laws. One thing we can say for sure: virtuality is more indeterminate than objective reality, and its main properties will remain unpredictability and uncertainty. It is concluded that by creating a virtual environment in the image and likeness of a real society, a person has turned it into a new sphere of socio-cultural activity. There have been changes in the structure of human consciousness related to the need to adapt to the conditions of virtuality.

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“…Ethnocultural values have undergone a transformation in the context of modern civilization, and individual and social identification of the individual has also changed (Abdulaeva, 2019). These processes do not mean a weakening of primordial ties and a total rationalization of human thinking, but rather, in the process of development, lead to the actualization of ethnic identity, so necessary for every human being.…”

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Ethnocultural Values In The Context Of Globalization

Abdulayeva¹

2022

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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The modern world is based not so much on mastering the achievements of scientific and technological progress and cultural and educational human values, as on a gradual, conscious process of reviving ethnocultural attitudes and values. A characteristic feature of the modern period is expressed in the special influence of ethnic and mass culture on the processes of personality formation. Ethnocultural attitudes in the spiritual sphere become intellectual wealth and a reserve of universal values, cultural traditions of peoples, and processes of personal identification. In the modern world, there are two very contradictory trends in the development of civilization. The first is the creation of global structures, and the second is the segmentation of the world. As one trend increases, the second trend becomes more active at the same time. Therefore, these contradictions in the process of formation of modern civilization have become an incentive to create a new worldview, which is based on personality, individuality and freedom in decision-making. The processes of evolution of ethnocultural attitudes indicate that an ethnic group in the conditions of globalization and modernization not only does not assimilate and does not lose its potential, but on the contrary, receives certain additional impulses for the development and preservation of its own identity.

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Modernization Processes In Spiritual Culture Of Traditional Societies

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Synchronizing Students Learning Styles in Promoting Learners’ Grammatical Knowledge; a Cultural Dimensions Study

Synchronizing Students Learning Styles in Promoting Learners’ Grammatical Knowledge; a Cultural Dimensions Study

Phenomenon of virtual reality in the structure of everyday life

Ethnocultural Values In The Context Of Globalization

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