Flier Andrey Yakovlevich 

Doctor of Philosophy, Professor,

Chief Research Worker 

of Lykhachev Russian Research Institute 

for Cultural and Natural Heritage

e-mail: andrey.flier@yandex.ru

 

Culture of Learning as a Phenomenon of Collective Psychology

Abstract: The article deals with the transformation of the principles of knowledge and explanation of the complexity of the world in human history. The author emphasizes the special role that psycho-compensatory tasks of ordering worldview systems paly in the formation of cultural world perception. The author asserts that this task is more important than increase of objective knowledge.

Keywords: knowledge, generalization, worldview, ordering, psycho-compensatory function.

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