Hermeneutic and historical methods in research of modern scientific biography: problems of actuality

https://doi.org/10.20339/AM.02-19.093

A.B. Nikolaeva is Cand.Sci. (History) at Omsk State University n.a. F.M. Dostoevsky e-mail: ms.lettres@mail.ru

Examined is the problem of scientific biography as subject of modern philosophical studies. Growing scientific interest in this theme is substantiated by both specificity of biography as a whole (it’s high level of cultural significance and broad research capabilities), and dynamics of laws of biography itself. On this basis, the search for arguments, proving relevance of the study of these changes and changes is being conducted. The hermeneutic method has a special value in the research analysis of the modern scientific biography, with the help of which meaning and essence of scientific and biographical text is revealed.

Key words: scientific biography, hermeneutics, intellectual history, personology, inter-disciplinarity.

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