TRANSFORMATION OF PERSONAL SPIRITUALITY AND THE PROBLEM OF ALIENATION IN THE PROCESS OF GLOBALIZATION
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V5SI11Y2025N29Keywords:
spiritual alienation, globalization, digital environment, mass culture, cultural identification, moral values, existential crisis, social isolation, cultural transformation, personal essence, spiritual stability.Abstract
This article analyzes the phenomenon of spiritual alienation from a scientific and philosophical perspective in the context of globalization and digital civilization. It demonstrates that the weakening of cultural boundaries, the rise of mass culture, and the influence of the digital environment lead to alienation from one's spiritual identity. This is substantiated by the fact that the erosion of spiritual and moral values negatively impacts personal identity and social stability. The subject, object, and means of alienation are examined, and the role of technological development in its intensification is emphasized.
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