YANGILANAYOTGAN JAMIYATDA MUTOLAA MADANIYATINING TRANSFORMATSIYASI: IJTIMOIY-FALSAFIY BIBLIOMETRIK TAHLIL (2021–2025)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.67227/zm2gne38Kalit so‘zlar:
mutolaa madaniyati; bibliometrik tahlil; raqamli transformatsiya; ijtimoiy barqarorlik; VOSviewer; Scopus; savodxonlik.Abstrak
Raqamli davrda mutolaa endi faqat kitob o‘qish emas. U ijtimoiy tarmoqlar, raqamli platformalar va turli axborot muhitlarida amalga oshadigan murakkab amaliyotga aylanib bormoqda. Bu o‘zgarish axborotni qabul qilish, o‘zlashtirish va tushunish usullarimizga, hatto bilim va madaniyatimizga ham ta’sir qilmoqda.
Ayniqsa, pandemiyadan keyin raqamli texnologiyalar hayotimizga yanada chuqurroq kirib keldi. Mutolaa, yozish va onlayn faoliyat o‘rtasidagi chegaralar xiralashib, an’anaviy o‘qish yangi raqamli odatlar bilan aralashib ketmoqda. Shu sababli mutolaa madaniyatining o‘zgarishi faqat pedagogika yoki psixologiya emas, balki sotsiologiya, falsafa va madaniyatshunoslik kesishmasida ham muhim mavzuga aylandi.
Asosiy savol shuki: raqamli yangiliklarni qabul qilgan holda mutolaaning intellektual va madaniy ahamiyatini qanday saqlab qolish mumkin? Bu borada o‘qish jarayonlari, raqamli savodxonlik, kutubxonalarning yangi roli va insonning axborot bilan munosabati keng o‘rganilmoqda. Lekin tadqiqotlar turli fanlar va jurnallarga tarqalgani bois umumiy tendensiyalarni ko‘rish qiyin.
Shu sababli ushbu tadqiqot 2021–2025-yillarda Scopus’da indekslangan 567 ta nashrning bibliometrik tahliliga asoslanadi. Unda mutolaa madaniyati, odatlari va amaliyotlariga oid ishlarning rivoji, asosiy mavzulari va olimlar o‘rtasidagi aloqalar ko‘rib chiqiladi. Hammualliflik va kalit so‘zlar tarmoqlari orqali yetakchi yo‘nalishlar aniqlanadi.
Maqsad — raqamli va ijtimoiy o‘zgarishlar sharoitida mutolaa madaniyati qanday rivojlanayotganini tizimli ko‘rsatish va bu jarayonni chuqurroq tushunish uchun asos yaratishdir.
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