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Title

新中国初期大学学术文化嬗变:表现与动因.

Authors

刘永; 胡钦晓

Abstract

University academic culture, shaped by thousands of years of accumulation, has traditionally maintained a relatively stable value system and pursuit of meaning. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, under the influence of multiple factors such as the new socialist political system, the planned economy, and fundamental changes in social structure, university academic culture evolved and was reconstructed to form a new academic culture that adapted to the development of the times. This evolution is primarily reflected in the following aspects: the pursuit of academic value shifted from individual "leisure products" to public "people's science," the self-organization of academic production shifted to "planned learning," and the academic ecological environment changed from one of freedom and stability to one marked by complexity and variability. Although this evolution altered the established trajectory of academic research that had been nurtured by traditional academic culture, it effectively guaranteed and promoted the economic, social, and cultural development of the new China during a unique historical period, holding significant historical and practical value. Moving forward, academic development in China should ensure the inclusiveness and responsibility of academic value, maintain the integrity and diversity of academic ecology, safeguard the stability and tolerance of the academic environment, and protect the nobility and intrinsic motivation of academic exploration.

Subjects

VALUE (Economics); CENTRAL economic planning; INTRINSIC motivation; SOCIAL change; ACADEMIC motivation; INTEGRITY

Publication

Tsinghua Journal of Education, 2024, Vol 45, Issue 4, p141

ISSN

1001-4519

Publication type

Academic Journal

DOI

10.14138/j.1001-4519.2024.04.014109

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