A PUBLIC-PERSON IN A SOCIAL-PUBLIC SPACE
Journal Title: Вісник Львівського університету - Year 2018, Vol 20, Issue
Abstract
The article explores a place and role of public-person in the social-public space, its influence on the formation of new models of communicative connection and on the value-normative forms of interaction. Thus, the author discloses the axiological dimension of the concept of publicity. The article emphasizes that the phenomenon of publicity, as a vector of public consciousness, the value and normative system, a regulator of today’s social relations, can reflect the peculiarities of human perception of the world and form universal harmonic laws of human coexistence.
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Ludmila Vasylieva
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