Виртуальное социальное пространство: понятийная база исследования

Леушкин Руслан Викторович

doi:10.25136/2409-8728.2017.7.19312


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Leushkin R.V. — Virtual social space: conceptual framework of the research // Philosophical Thought. – 2017. – № 7. – P. 54 - 63. DOI: 10.25136/2409-8728.2017.7.19312 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=19312

Virtual social space: conceptual framework of the research

Leushkin Ruslan Viktorovich

PhD in Philosophy

Docent, the department of Philosophy, Ulyanovsk State Technical University

443332, Russia, Ul'yanovskaya oblast', g. G. Ul'yanovsk, S., ul. Ul. 1-Aya sadovaya., 27, of. g. Ul'yanovsk, s. Belyi klyuch, ul. 1-aya sadovaya, d. 27

leushkinrv@mail.ru

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DOI:

10.25136/2409-8728.2017.7.19312

Review date:

28-05-2016

Publish date:

19-07-2017

Abstract.

This article deals with the concepts and terms necessary for understanding the virtual social space. It is considered as a new dimension for existence of social communication. The virtual social space is comprehended as an ontological horizon generated by the refraction of the anthropological structures in social communication systems. The structures of human existence with their natural impulses and "vectors" inevitably adapt to the tough conditions of virtual communication systems. As a result of this process, the work explicates such existential and notional form as a virtual social construct. This study is based on the theoretical foundation of structuralism, concept of social constructivism, and actively applies the concepts of poststructuralist philosophy. During the course of the research, the author developed a categorical apparatus, which allows a theoretical conceptualization of the virtual social space alongside the variety of phenomena associated with it. The author also describes the prospects and limits of the presented socio-ontological research, as well as determines the existential condition of its existence, such as the expression of communicative invariant structures in the virtual social construct.
Keywords: ontological incompleteness, social system, multiple ontology, multiple realities, transgression, social space, virtual social communication, dialog, anthropological traject, social being
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