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The Socio-Philosophical Essence Of The Concept Of The Information Society
Abstract
The article analyzes the socio-philosophical essence of the concept of the information society. Through this concept, the study explores the impact of information, knowledge, and communication resources on individuals and social structures, as well as the processes of social transformation. Special attention is given to interpreting the information society in the context of social development, cultural change, and the intellectual potential of the individual.
Keywords
Information society, transformation, social structures, knowledge resources
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