Extradisciplinary concept of management and integration processes in modern science

Luskin Mikhail Borisovich, Kalinin Eduard Yurievich

Analysis of the differentiation and integration of scientific knowledge as extradisciplinary scientific directions and key concepts of purpose and management shows that with a tendency towards monism, the dominant real result is the secondary pluralization of primary concepts. It is realized in a stable multiplicity of meanings of a concept that is system-forming for an ontology (expediency, control, etc.). Development leads to the emergence of new key concepts, in particular, to multi-agent, as a system of technosubjects.

Keywords:science, differentiation, integration, disciplinarity, extradisciplinarity, goal, management, manipulation, reflection.