Abstract
The concept of antinomy is defined. The principal antinomic principles are examined. The conceptual foundations for developing the organizational and pedagogical culture of a teacher-training university student are considered.
Keywords
- concept
- antinomy
- principle of antinomy
- approaches to forming
- student’s organizationally-pedagogical culture
- conceptual ideas
- structural principle
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