The problem of space and time has a long history of philosophical discussions about the nature of these phenomena. However, the modern era of information and communication technologies opens up new aspects of this problem and the fundamental principles of the existence of these phenomena, allowing us to highlight the problem of virtual ontologies as one of the approaches to building a new vision of the structure of the modern world. The purpose of this article is to clarify the specific attributes of virtual space/time and study the projection of the transformations of society and culture under their influence. The rhetoric of the study is devoid of value judgments, so its results are useful both for theoretical research and for the ...
The following article presents a philosophical investigation into the ontological shaping ofthe virt...
We are living in an era when the focus of human relationships with the world is shifting from execut...
Chapter 14Thinking of space as a construct is by no means an easy feat. Transpose that concept from...
The article demonstrates that information and communication technologies, which are actively impleme...
The paradigmatic elements of virtualistics, which are part of the post-classical [1] sciences, have ...
The article examines the specifics of the new historical and socio-cultural modality associated with...
A technics and technology exist as long as human civilization. Human is not just able to adapt to th...
Abstract This paper argues that the idea of “virtual” or “virtuality” belong...
Building on Alfred Schutz's work, this essay conceptually scrutinizes virtual worlds with an aim to ...
Fast and intensive development of natural science (especially quantitative physics) and computer sci...
From the philosophical and cultural point of view, the dynamically changing environment of the infor...
This article explains the definition of the term "virtuality." This article discusses the effects of...
My thesis will explore the relationship between language, history, and temporality and how these fie...
Abstract The topic of my dissertation, namely, “How Real is the Virtual? An Ontological Introspectio...
In this study I build a hermeneutical ontology of cyberspace. In particular I interpret the conditio...
The following article presents a philosophical investigation into the ontological shaping ofthe virt...
We are living in an era when the focus of human relationships with the world is shifting from execut...
Chapter 14Thinking of space as a construct is by no means an easy feat. Transpose that concept from...
The article demonstrates that information and communication technologies, which are actively impleme...
The paradigmatic elements of virtualistics, which are part of the post-classical [1] sciences, have ...
The article examines the specifics of the new historical and socio-cultural modality associated with...
A technics and technology exist as long as human civilization. Human is not just able to adapt to th...
Abstract This paper argues that the idea of “virtual” or “virtuality” belong...
Building on Alfred Schutz's work, this essay conceptually scrutinizes virtual worlds with an aim to ...
Fast and intensive development of natural science (especially quantitative physics) and computer sci...
From the philosophical and cultural point of view, the dynamically changing environment of the infor...
This article explains the definition of the term "virtuality." This article discusses the effects of...
My thesis will explore the relationship between language, history, and temporality and how these fie...
Abstract The topic of my dissertation, namely, “How Real is the Virtual? An Ontological Introspectio...
In this study I build a hermeneutical ontology of cyberspace. In particular I interpret the conditio...
The following article presents a philosophical investigation into the ontological shaping ofthe virt...
We are living in an era when the focus of human relationships with the world is shifting from execut...
Chapter 14Thinking of space as a construct is by no means an easy feat. Transpose that concept from...