Year: 2018
Type: book-chapter
Abstract: The urgency of the stated problem assosiated with the increasing influence of the technology of the human logosphere and the reformatting on this basis of its inner world as a personification of the nature of historical, moral-cultural and psychological behavioral reactions of its existence.The subject of the study is the internal "vibration" of the information person whose extreme forms are "interpassive deseases" of the e-society.The purpose and task is an attempt to determine the influence of information flows on the mental state of man and the inclusion of various forms of inter-passive diseases inclusion into the human personality that affect its rationality.The achievement of the goal requires the solution of two interrelated tasks -a refinement of the defects of information culture as the effects of cross-cultural communication and the determination of the specifics of "interpassive diseases" as a result of violation of socio-cultural and psychological integrity of the individual.To achieve the goal, the following methods were used: dialectic, systemic, axiological, and comparative.The content of the first issue, "Information Culture and the Psychological Consequences of Cross-Cultural Communication", reflects the statement that with the growth of information flows in the human psychic there is a gradual formation of new multilayered series of modern value orientations that influences its cultural identity.Information pressure of a more attractive culture promotes a soft separation of people from the background of traditions and gives human personality new features that it has not had in previ-
Authors: Volodymyr Grubov, Mуkola Sanakuiev
Institution: Borys Grinchenko Kyiv Metropolitan University
Language: English
Topic: Modernity and Self-Identity
Subfield: Sociology and Political Science
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W2806236862