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INFORMATION CULTURE PERSON: PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES

Y. V. Gryaznova, S. M. Maltseva, N. V. Zanozin, A. G. Goncharuk, T. A. Kozlova

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Modern information technologies keep changing our world and bringing a new quality to it. A new type of culture has emerged – information culture, which reflects the specifics of social relations in a modern society. The paper raises the issue of information culture formation and its impact on the development of personality in the course of information socialization. The paper analyses possible perspectives and consequences of social interaction of people within information culture at the main stages of formation of a personality: identification, individualization and personalization. The authors point out that uncontrolled information socialization is most dangerous, and that already today it leads to dramatic changes in its fundamental attributes: consciousness, communication, action and language. Information culture is becoming the major mechanism of personality and society formation and bringing humanity to the need to choose between Person and Cyberbeing as the future representative of civilization.

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DOI resolver: doi.org/10.5593/sgemsocial2018H/21/S06.030

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