The Charecteristics of Science in Information Society
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Arūnas Augustinaitis
Published 1998-04-04
https://doi.org/10.15388/SocMintVei.1998.2.6760
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Keywords

science
postmodernity
theory of information
science and philosophy
Jean F. Lyotard

How to Cite

Augustinaitis, A. (1998) “The Charecteristics of Science in Information Society”, Sociologija. Mintis ir veiksmas, 2(2), pp. 95–108. doi:10.15388/SocMintVei.1998.2.6760.

Abstract

The article discusses whether and to what extent the sciences are postmodern without considering the meaning and implications of the notion of postmodernity. Arguably, the post-industrial science is postmodern by itself just because it is defined by the paradigm of information. Science is the quintecence of postmodernity and provides the basis of informational existence of postmodern society. In other words, science is a source and medium of post-modernity. Informational science grounds its own rules and makes a link between philosophy and knowledge, connects the boundedlessness of methaphilosophical language games (Lyotard) with the transinformational theory. While the transinformational theory suggests traditional philosophical problematique, informational science creates a novel postmodern epistemology.
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