Scientific Technical progress

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Scientific Technical progress

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2. Project done by : The student of the faculty of International relations second course 205 group
3. Aims of the project: To give a definition of scientific technical advance(or progress) To explicit and
4. Term and definition In historiography and the philosophy of history, progress (from Latin progressus, "an advance")
5. Features 1)Reformation of industrial forces 2)Embrace of all branches of the science 3) Development of information
6. Types of progress influencing Natural and abstract(math.) science Social science Philosophy and psychology Biotechnology Industrial innovation
7. ILLUSTRATION AND LITTLE OBSERVATION During the Medieval period, science was to a large extent based on
8. Premises value of the past nobility of Western civilization worth of economic/technological growth faith in reason
9. 1 picture illustrated dynamics of inventions which has a tendency nowadays 2 picture illustrated that Human
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Project done by :
The student of the faculty of International relations

second course 205 group
Nurgisaeva Aizhan

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Aims of the project:
To give a definition of scientific technical

advance(or progress)
To explicit and tell about the history of the Progress and to explain importance and role of STA
To appreciate and make research in finding advantages and disadvantages of STA

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Term and definition
In historiography and the philosophy of history, progress (from Latin progressus, "an advance") is

the idea that the world can become increasingly better in terms of science, technology, modernization, liberty, democracy, quality of life, etc. Although progress is often associated with the Western notion of monotonic change in a straight, linear fashion, alternative conceptions exist, such as the cyclic theory of eternal return, or the "spiral-shaped" dialectic progress of Hegel, Marx, et al.

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Features
1)Reformation of industrial forces
2)Embrace of all branches of the science
3)

Development of information and technology
4)Increasing in intellectual field and resources

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Types of progress influencing
Natural and abstract(math.) science
Social science
Philosophy and psychology

Biotechnology
Industrial innovation
Globalization and integration

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ILLUSTRATION AND LITTLE OBSERVATION
During the Medieval period, science was to a

large extent based on Scholastic interpretations of the master, Aristotle. The Renaissance of the 15th, 16th and 17th Centuries changed the mindset in Europe towards an empirical view, based on a pantheistic interpretation of Plato. This induced a revolution in curiosity about nature in general and scientific advance, which opened the gates for technical and economic advance. Furthermore, the individual potential was seen as a never-ending quest for being God-like, paving the way for a view of Man based on unlimited perfection and progress.

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Premises
value of the past
nobility of Western civilization
worth of economic/technological growth
faith

in reason and scientific/scholarly knowledge obtained through reason
intrinsic importance and worth of life on earth.

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1 picture illustrated dynamics of inventions which has a tendency nowadays

2 picture illustrated that Human ability are more powerful and aspiration and possibility much broader and absolutely amazing than can appeal thought about endless Mighty Forces that can be turned as a benefit as an evil

Scientific Technical progress

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Project done by :The student of the faculty of International relations

Aims of the project: To give a definition of scientific technical

Term and definition In historiography and the philosophy of history, progress (from Latin progressus, "an advance") is

Features1)Reformation of industrial forces2)Embrace of all branches of the science 3)

Types of progress influencing Natural and abstract(math.) scienceSocial sciencePhilosophy and psychology

ILLUSTRATION AND LITTLE OBSERVATIONDuring the Medieval period, science was to a

Premises value of the pastnobility of Western civilizationworth of economic/technological growthfaith