Vol. 8 No. 1 (2026): Priorities of a Liquid World: Value Space, Education, and Inclusion in the Information Age

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21847/2411-3093.2026.81

Published: 2026-03-26

Full Issue

• Contents
• Зміст (Українська)

Philosophy of the Information Age: Value Dimensions and Digital Transformations

• Political resilience through voting cohesion in the information age

  Tetiana Kostiuk

  9-15

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• Spirituality, Justice, and Humanism in Human Existence: the Digital Discourse of War

  Olga Dobrodum

  16-22

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• Artificial intelligence as a factor in the transformation of contemporary cognitive practices in the digital age

  Oleksii Kreze

  23-28

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Educational Transformations and the Space for Freedom of Thought

• Revolutionary Changes in the University of the Information Society: Cultural Strategies for Equal Opportunities

  Maryna Kolinko, Alla Kravchenko

  29-34

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• Soft skills in social and humanities education of the digital age: philosophical and educational dimension

  Olena Krasilnikova

  35-43

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• Institutional Strategies for Regulating Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education: A Comparative Analysis of Ukrainian Experience

  Olga Sarajeva, Larysa Kokhan

  44-52

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Value Space and Digital Inclusion

• Digital Inclusion and Social Justice in the Modern Society: the Role of Public-Private Partnerships

  Maryna Dielini, Kateryna Alekseieva, Anna Dergach

  53-58

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• The Paradox of Hope in Liquid Modernity: Social Transformations and the Value Space of Contemporary Europe

  Ronny Klose

  59-66

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• Spiritual Self-Improvement as a Factor of Value Stability in the Rapidly Changing Modern World

  Olena Hudzenko

  67-73

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• Philosophical and religious aspects of the commodity fetishism (based on the digital economy)

  Roman Vorobei

  74-80

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Identity and Historical Memory in a Fluid World

• Transformation of Historical Memory and Identity: the Reception of Paul Ricoeur’s Philosophy

  Vira Okorokova

  81-86

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• Religion as a Field of Civilizational Conflict: Ukrainian National Self-Identification and the Ideology of the ‘Russian World’ in the Context of War

  Olena Alekseienko

  87-92

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• The African Inversion of Global Christianity: Religious Studies and Philosophical-Historical Aspects

  Yurii Omelchenko, Andrii Vitov

  93-98

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