MODERN TRENDS IN THE COMMUNICATIVE INTERACTION OF SCIENCE AND SOCIETY

In the article, the author analyzes the relationship between science and society, as well as communicative resources for its establishment. The phenomenon of "open science", the construction of scientific communication and the specifics of its network nature in our time are discussed; the influence of expert knowledge on the public perception of science is noted. The author aims to demonstrate the implementation of the scientific communication functioning mechanism in network societies based on the reproduction of communication with other subsystems. An overview of models of such interaction between science and civil society as part of the popularization of scientific knowledge is given, a hierarchical (scarce) dialogical model and a model of "engagement" are reconstructed. The "citizen science" project is involved in the analysis of the science-society interaction, which is characterized not only as one of the options for popularizing scientific knowledge, but also as a platform for changing the angle of professional expert examination and including "citizen scientists" as subjects of interaction with scientific and political subsystems. The above trends indicate the integration of the communicative fields of science-politics-economics, hybrid forms of communication. However, this is not enough at the moment to talk about the own subjectivity of science in the political or other social subsystems.