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Possibility of Implementing the Principle of Conciliarity in Network Communication Environment

https://doi.org/10.18384/2949-5148-2024-1-113-119

Abstract

Aim.To establish the prerequisites for the implementation of the principle of conciliarity through network communication in a mass information society.

Methodology. The methodological basis for the research is the social and philosophical analysis of the urgent problems of modern social consciousness, the institutional ties of society and ensuring the sustainability of social life.

Results.The relevance of the principle of conciliarity in the search for a model of development of modern Russian society is established. The relevance of this principle is presented in connection with its goal-setting, which contains both positive development tasks and the imperative of preserving individual freedom. The contradictory nature of the network communication environment is revealed, which presupposes the protection of the information space from destructive destructive actors and meanings. It is proposed to protect the discussion network space from extremist influences, first of all, relying on the conciliar opinion of the majority to identify a real effective social norm and attitude.

Research implications. The appeal to the principle of conciliarity in connection with determining the parameters of activity in the space of the network communication environment will contribute to the search for a national consensus, finding effective positive social goal-setting, as well as the creation of such mechanisms for regulating the information space that would not be reduced to certain restrictions on freedom of expression.

About the Author

A. S. Gorbunov
Federal State University of Education
Russian Federation

Alexander S. Gorbunov – Cand. Sci. (Philosophy), Assoc. Prof., Assoc. Prof., Department of Philosophy

ul. Very Voloshinoi 24, Mytishchi 141014, Moscow Region



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