Management of communicative discourse in scientific and educational space
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.51179Keywords:
scientific and educational space, communicative discourse, government, social management, science, educationAbstract
Scientific and educational space is a context, measure and section of the most vectors of mainstreaming of social management. The concept of communicative discourse in the context of national scientific and educational space clearly demonstrates how the actualized essence and power in the field of scientific and educational space and in what form it manifests itself in terms of different ways of constructing ontology of social reality
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