Opšti i individualni interes u odnosu na društvene i humanističke nauke
GENERAL AND INDIVIDUAL INTEREST IN RELATION TO THE SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES

Author(s): Pavle Milenković
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Philosophy, Social Sciences
Published by: Институт друштвених наука
Keywords: interests; sociology of knowledge; science; values; ideology; practice
Summary/Abstract: The paper discusses the historical and epistemological assumptions for the opposition of general and individual interest in the emergence, dissemination and application of scientific knowledge in the social sciences and humanities. It is generally and individually considered as analytical and typological determinants that in the historical context have relational, relative and contractual status. From the perspective of the theory and sociology of knowledge, the distinction of scientific knowledge into social and humanistic knowledge, as well as the sciences themselves into natural and social sciences has a classifying character, while scientific knowledge with a unique historical and ontological horizon is subject to cognitive and anthropological determinants of human practice and dominant value orientations.

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