The problem of the multidisciplinary scientific knowledge in cultural studies

The paper deals with the problem of multidisciplinary knowledge in cultural studies. Culture is the most important category of philosophy that is of high interest today due to its general methodological value, the interests of natural scientific and social knowledge, the emphasis on theory of sciences and knowledge synthesis, the analysis of cultural knowledge in relation to the shift in understanding the scientific and rational nature. The development of specific branches of cultural knowledge is of great social and economic, general scientific and humanistic value. In recent decades, it has become the focus of society’s attention. Philosophy, sociology and other humanities and social sciences play an essential role when understanding and developing current methodological and worldview issues of cultural knowledge, i.e. multidisciplinary scientific knowledge is an area of concern. It is referred to studying the methodological aspects of this set of sciences and understanding the relationship between different forms of knowledge.