Today I had the honor of speaking at a conference dedicated to the 270th anniversary of the Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov "Pedagogical Traditions of Moscow University" ( Presentation Феноменология возобновления социально-гуманитарных традиций ...
). And in the context of the discussion, the question arose: what are university traditions? What are they for the university: frameworks, tools and institutions of self-determination, the burden of years lived, etc.? How to understand different modalities: tradition at the university; the university as part of a more general socio-cultural (and educational) tradition; tradition as an object of construction and manipulation?
Kirk Phillips
Fundamentally, the only common traditions are applying/acceptance and graduation. Everything else is about structure, norms, or rules.
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Alexandre Bermous
But, in fact, every occupation, not only university one, is deployed from an acceptance to a graduation! I think, that the origin of the university "structures, norms and rules" is more important and needs to be cleared out...
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