Tomas Kačerauskas CULTURAL TRADITION AND NOVELTY: CLASHES OR INTERACTIONS? Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Department of Philosophy.

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Tomas Kačerauskas CULTURAL TRADITION AND NOVELTY: CLASHES OR INTERACTIONS? Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Department of Philosophy and Political Theory

Tradition and novelty relationship between the cultural tradition and a cultural novelty (cultural revolution): - revolutionary novelty has been defined as such only in the confrontation with tradition - every novelty needs realization, which is possible only in a cultural channel with certain tradition cultural revolution: political, ethical, aesthetical, and epistemological aspects being public such ideal modi of human activity as good, beauty and truth emerge as the source of social change publicity and utopian character are two different sides of the same coin

Cognition and cultural change cognition is an aspect of publicity: - we are cognizing as the members of the social institutions including the universities, i.e. in very traditional way that has been influent by the media - cognition is a factor of public renewing cognition leads as well to monopolizing, centralizing and bureaucratizing of our public world-view ”scientific“ corresponds here to an inert thinking closed as much as it is political one

Politics as channel of communication communication of the ideas in the political circle where develops culture politics as a communicative channel for cultural phenomena is not only a part of culture but also an environment for cultural development cultural policy including scientific policy in every society could be evaluated considering public space (polis) of culture (change of the roles) university being such public area is a knock of the cultural aims to be matured in a society and of scientific ideas to be delivered through the generations university is a public space for circulated ideas in both major and minor communicative circles, where they changes their roles education is a kind of clash between novelty and tradition

Existential aspirations as source of novelty alternative for cognition with political connotations is understanding, which follows from existential point of view individual being towards death is the source of our creativeness as a kind of resistance to machinery of publicity existential resistance to very publicity while any resistance appears only as a phenomenon, i.e. in public way our existential aspirations, even the most individual ones, have been matured in a public environment, which has been changed by every existential project, too

Communicative aspects of a new phenomenon every new phenomenon to be realized needs a spiritual environment, which should be changed cultural changes follow from communicative opportunities of a new phenomenon in the spiritual tradition publicity as communicative ability of a phenomenon to be realized difference between public and political spheres instead of polis for our actual political activity we deal also with polis for our spiritual communication that covers the previous generations utopia of our parents is also actual for us because of a new social context where this utopia emerges forming a new spiritual polis

Tradition as an aspect of novelty the very tradition to be communicated in our social life appears as an aspect of novelty our social environment as historical one and historical communities as our social environment the historical heroes of our nations are our social partners, which should be satisfied by developing their utopias every hero is alive thanks to his image created in such imagined community as nation historical imagination that covers the future aspirations is an aspect of human creativeness that evokes every cultural change

Changes of life-world a rejected phenomenon does not deliver any cultural change and vice versa an adapted new phenomenon initiates a change in life-world “rejected phenomenon” as contradictio in adjectum: while appearing a phenomenon has been already adopted to be delivered at least for criticism a cultural change needs a kind of resistance in the channels of communication this resistance changes the very social communication the agents of which are also historical communities every phenomenon loses its novelty as ability to resist during communication

University as a communicative model university with scientific communication is a model of interaction between tradition and novelty the establishment of a university usually follows from the need of social renewing in a broad sense and new methods in a narrow sense university is a model of both communicative channels serving delivering of new ideas and bureaucratic machinery blocking novelty threatened to very communication university as public place both mirrors and influences political society to be changed

Social history as cultural channel social history as a reservoir of cultural tradition is to be interpreted considering utopia as our new public aims even historical utopia of our predecessors play role of novelty because of social changes and creative imagination history is a kind of social communication as cultural channel for utopia to be realized tradition and novelty are always in steps

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