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TO THE INNER SENSE OF THINGS IN THE ERA OF VIRTUAL SPACE
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Modern virtual space reaches the stage of saturation of perceived information. Various types of information coexist and are waiting for their intended recipient. A special place within the virtual space occupied by the various phenomena of multimedia features which are examined by experts from various fields of knowledge. Philosophical analysis media phenomena within the virtual space allows you to diagnose and analyze important trends of modern, post informational society. Modern media phenomena (computer games, interactive movies, multimedia content within social networks), entering into the everyday life of many people, offer contact with virtual objects, the number and the nature of which are changing. In the era of Internet of things, expanding the quality of virtual-interactive narrative enhanced by the process of the presence of virtual objects into the real world. Gaining relevance and counter-tendencies associated with the spread of the ideas of digital media asceticism and self-restraint, trying to mark the formation of a new type of elitism in post informational era. Philosophical analysis of these phenomena and trends using semiotic methodology will identify and analyze the relationship commitment to the virtual and the real in the virtual to the real.
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