VIRTUAL PRACTICES IN THE SYSTEM OF POST-NONCLASSICAL PRACTICES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-3209.2.2015.138374Keywords:
post-nonclassical practices, virtual reality, virtual practices, post-nonclassical thinkingAbstract
The article deals with a possibility of using virtual practices as a form of post-nonclassical practices. Consideration of virtual practice through the post-nonclassical will allow a person to realize the heuristic potential both in natural-science knowledge and in social and humanitarian, which will allow estimating the ideological perspective of human activity in general. Special attention to an explication of a virtual perspective is paid.
The current stage of development of a civilization is followed by an increase of value of virtual practices in all spheres of life. Studying such practices is seen in improving and checking possibilities of virtual reality and to promote allocation of a Virtualistics to a certain scientific direction – virtuality.
Investigation of the concept of virtual practices arose recently in a connection with the expansion of human capabilities, in particular thanks to the latest technologies, which helped it with the development of a human civilization. The virtual reality not only changes our ideas of prospects of a person, and the directions experiments with the opportunities of a human body.
On the basis of the analysis of virtual and post-nonclassical practices necessary and sufficient conditions for its implementation become clear, namely: a presence of the practitionerswho are capable to think post-nonclassical and ready to work in non-standard conditions with a use of the latest technologies.
Having comprehended virtual practices through a prism of post-nonclassical thinking it should be noted:
•first, obvious is that fact that both virtual and post-nonclassical practices are part of human practices;
•second, considering the virtual reality we have a deal with abstract objects where all the processes that occur in it have nonlinear character;
•third, the integrity of the concept of "virtual reality" in a post-nonclassical paradigm is shown that when the person is in virtual reality the border between the world visible, the world objective and the world of thought of the person where these worlds are considered by the person in such timepoint as a unit is erased.
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