The Problems of Information Men and Society in the Context of N. N. Moiseev’s Universal Evolutionism
https://doi.org/10.18384/2949-5148-2025-3-24-34
Abstract
Aim. To assessment and analyze trends in men and society informatization from the perspective of N. N. Moiseev concept of universal evolutionism.
Methodology. Systematic approach, historical method, analysis of the content of N. N. Moiseev’s works, analysis and comparison of materials from cultural and anthropological domestic and foreign works devoted to the problem of informatization of man and society were used in this study.
Results. The main approaches to the study men and society informatization have been analyzed. The main problems accompanying the informatization of man and society as the next stage of evolutionary development are highlighted. An assessment of the problems and the direction of their solution is given from the standpoint of the concept of universal evolutionism.
Research implications. The theoretical and practical implication of the study consists in disclosure of the prognostic and analytical potential of universal evolutionism for assessing and solving emerging problems in the context of the transformation of society.
About the Author
V. V. Malyagin
Federal State University of Education
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Vasily V. Malyagin – Postgraduate Student, Department of Philosophy
Moscow
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