The Phenomenon of the Home: Metaphysics of the Innermost (as Illustrated by the Modern Russian Culture)

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Your Bibliography: Shupletsova, E.Z., Solodov, A.V., Samoilov, A.O., Polyakov, N.�. & Pyankova, A.Y. (2016). The Phenomenon of the Home: Metaphysics of the Innermost (as Illustrated by the Modern Russian Culture). International Journal of Environmental and Science Education, 11(16), 9285-9299.

Harvard
In-text: (Shupletsova, Solodov, Samoilov, Polyakov and Pyankova, 2016)
Your Bibliography: Shupletsova, E., Solodov, A., Samoilov, A., Polyakov, N. and Pyankova, A. (2016). The Phenomenon of the Home: Metaphysics of the Innermost (as Illustrated by the Modern Russian Culture). International Journal of Environmental and Science Education, 11(16), pp. 9285-9299.

Chicago 16th edition
In-text: (Shupletsova, Solodov, Samoilov, Polyakov and Pyankova 2016)
Your Bibliography: Shupletsova, Elena Zh., Andrei V. Solodov, Anton O. Samoilov, Nikita Е. Polyakov and Anastasia Yu. Pyankova (2016). "The Phenomenon of the Home: Metaphysics of the Innermost (as Illustrated by the Modern Russian Culture)". International Journal of Environmental and Science Education 11 (16):9285-9299.

Abstract

The relevance of the problem under study is based on the influence of the expanding globalization processes that affect the view of life of a modern man: the internal balance is lost due to feeling of chaos, rhythm of life and constant changes. In these conditions there is a tendency to de-humanize the living environment, depersonalization of living space and desacralization of human dwelling which leads to re-thinking of the Home that ensures human existence in the world. The purpose of the article is to state the necessity of new understanding of the Home as the phenomenon of culture which would confront the absolute priority of the rational, pragmatic and utilitarian through the notion of “the innermost”, through studying the transformation of the innermost within the historical context and through revealing the dialectics of the innermost and the explicit in living space of the modern culture. The lead method for studying this problem is the interdisciplinary approach that provides the possibility of comprehensive consideration of the results of philosophical, cultural, architectural and other studies. The article reveals the essence and the main philosophical-cultural characteristics of the Home and the essence of the innermost as a special super-value, specifies the traditional image of the innermost in living space related to the Home as the centre of existence and reveals the attributes of transformation of the innermost in the Home resulting from the processes which are characteristic of the modern age. The materials of the article can be useful for developing the scientific-methodological support of general and special courses, for conducting lessons in philosophical-cultural disciplines and for usage for designing and modeling the living environment.

Keywords: Culture, home, living space, the innermost

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