THE EFFECT OF TRANSFORMATION OF SOCIAL RATIONALITY ON SCIENTIFIC RATIONALITY IN MODERN SOCIETY
The purpose of the study is to analyze the sociocultural origins of a new ideology of a scientific institution, which is implemented in the modern version of globality. The subject of the research is the transformation of social reality and its consequences for scientific knowledge. The study is devoted to the modal methodology developed by D.V. Zilberman. The article touches upon issues of the transformations in modern society and their impact on the change in the status of scientific rationality. The direction of the transformation of modern society is characterized as a transition from a modern society to a "post" society. This transformation is associated with a change in the cultural tradition, which manifests itself, among other things, in the change in the type of personality. Transformations of cultural tradition lead to the prevalence of technological rationality in the emerging society. The changes also affect the research university as the main organizational form that provides the state and national culture and where scientific rationality is reproduced. The conclusion is that scientific rationality is marginalized in a society of organizational and functional effectiveness. In the end the article discusses the systemic effects of changing the type of social rationality, the direction of transformation of scientific rationality, as well as the change of the institutional design of the scientific knowledge production in modern society.