PARADIGMS OF THE STUDY OF INFORMATION WARS IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE NEW ERA AND CONTEMPORARY MODERNITY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V5I10Y2025N28Keywords:
Modern Age philosophy, contemporary philosophy, information wars, paradigm, ideological struggle, geopolitical influence.Abstract
This article analyzes the theoretical paradigms of studying information wars in the philosophy of the Modern Age and contemporary philosophy. It examines philosophical interpretations of information as a source of knowledge, power, and ideological struggle. Special attention is given to the technocratic, humanistic, geopolitical, and cultural-spiritual paradigms and their impact on social life.
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