Security At Information Culture: Wouldn’t We Lose Humanity?

The question of informational culture as a semiotic space of functioning and interaction with the information and ethics and communication complex regulating this activity is an urgent need in modern humanities and other related branches of knowledge and socioculture. The study of information securi...

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Main Authors: Olena Prudnikova, Oleksii Kuznietsov
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: International Society of Philosophy and Cosmology 2018-10-01
Series:Философия и космология
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Online Access:http://ispcjournal.org/journals/2018-21/Prudnikova_Kuznietsov_PhC_vol_21_2018.pdf
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Summary:The question of informational culture as a semiotic space of functioning and interaction with the information and ethics and communication complex regulating this activity is an urgent need in modern humanities and other related branches of knowledge and socioculture. The study of information security at the psycho-motivational, functional and value level gives a relatively complete spectrum of the mentioned problem in view of its cultural influence. Without such an integrated approach to understanding the essence of information culture, mankind faces a catastrophe in the form of loss of democracy, sociality and humanity. The proposed research actualizes the need for a socio-philosophical reflection of the problems of the boundary between information freedom and information security as one of the key issues of the civilization progress of modern civilization.
ISSN:2307-3705
2518-1866