REFLECTION OF THE TRANSFORMATION OF UKRAINIAN SOCIETY IN SCIENTIFIC CONSCIOUSNESS

During the period of independent development of Ukraine, domestic social scientists have developed a huge scientific output aimed at solving practical problems of Ukrainian society, but most of the scientific developments turned out to be unclaimed by the state authorities. In the conditions of war, the task of developing Ukrainian society was postponed, but after the end of the Russian-Ukrainian war, the state authorities and society will have to carry out the post-war revival of the country on the basis of a scientific approach, and then the concepts developed by domestic scientists will be in demand. The purpose of the study is to understand scientific research that reflects the main social changes in the dialectical relationship of the processes of social reproduction and transformation of Ukrainian society. The task of the study is to review the main concepts of the transformation of Ukrainian society in the following areas of social change: 1) sociological; 2) economic; 3) demographic; 4) political; 5) sociocultural; 6) security. Methodology. The reflection of the transformation of Ukrainian society in scientific consciousness is based on the categorical apparatus of the concept of the philosophy of scientific consciousness. The results of the study determine the main directions of research into social changes, which include the concepts: 1) sociological direction: the concept of a dual institutional system (N. Panina and E. Golovakh), the concept of a systemic crisis of Ukrainian society, the concept of a social matrix (M. Shulga), the concept of social forecasting and design of processes of political and social development, the concept of peacemaking (M. Lepsky); economic direction: the concept of economic reforms as a factor in the transformation of society (M. Pavlovsky); strategy for overcoming the systemic crisis (V. Geyets); concept of the model of national capitalism (O. Soskin); concept of the model of national economy (A. Filipenko); concept of state socialized capitalism (V. Tarasevich); concept of the post-industrial economy of Ukraine (O. Kendyukhov); demographic direction: concept of demographic policy (S. Pyrozhkov, E. Libanova), concept of transformation of demographic processes in Ukraine (O. Gladun); political direction: methodology of analysis of the political sphere (V. Volovyk); concept of changing the model of social governance in Ukraine (V. Geyets); concept of the political process in independent Ukraine (O. Rafalsky); concept of the crisis of political development of Ukraine (G. Zelenko); socio-cultural direction: concept of the socio-political ideal of Ukrainian society (V. Volovyk); the concept of socio-cultural development (Yu. Pavlenko), the concept of the civilizational structure of the modern world (Yu. Pavlenko, S. Krymsky, Y. Pakhomov); security direction: the concept of security of global development (O. Bilorus), the concept of hybrid war in the context of the confrontation between Ukraine and Russia (V. Gorbulin), the concept of the ontology of war and peace (B. Parakhonsky, G. Yavorska). The practical significance of the study is that an attempt has been made to create a general picture of the concepts of social change, reflecting the processes of transformation of modern Ukrainian society in scientific consciousness. The generalization of the concepts of social change creates the basis for the development of a theory of the development of Ukrainian society.

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HUMANITIES STUDIES
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2025-01-01
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REFLECTION OF THE TRANSFORMATION OF UKRAINIAN SOCIETY IN SCIENTIFIC CONSCIOUSNESS

Volodymyr Skvorets
HUMANITIES STUDIES
Educational Innovations and Challenges
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REFLECTION OF THE TRANSFORMATION OF UKRAINIAN SOCIETY IN SCIENTIFIC CONSCIOUSNESS

Volodymyr Skvorets
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During the period of independent development of Ukraine, domestic social scientists have developed a huge scientific output aimed at solving practical problems of Ukrainian society, but most of the scientific developments turned out to be unclaimed by the state authorities. In the conditions of war, the task of developing Ukrainian society was postponed, but after the end of the Russian-Ukrainian war, the state authorities and society will have to carry out the post-war revival of the country on the basis of a scientific approach, and then the concepts developed by domestic scientists will be in demand. The purpose of the study is to understand scientific research that reflects the main social changes in the dialectical relationship of the processes of social reproduction and transformation of Ukrainian society. The task of the study is to review the main concepts of the transformation of Ukrainian society in the following areas of social change: 1) sociological; 2) economic; 3) demographic; 4) political; 5) sociocultural; 6) security. Methodology. The reflection of the transformation of Ukrainian society in scientific consciousness is based on the categorical apparatus of the concept of the philosophy of scientific consciousness. The results of the study determine the main directions of research into social changes, which include the concepts: 1) sociological direction: the concept of a dual institutional system (N. Panina and E. Golovakh), the concept of a systemic crisis of Ukrainian society, the concept of a social matrix (M. Shulga), the concept of social forecasting and design of processes of political and social development, the concept of peacemaking (M. Lepsky); economic direction: the concept of economic reforms as a factor in the transformation of society (M. Pavlovsky); strategy for overcoming the systemic crisis (V. Geyets); concept of the model of national capitalism (O. Soskin); concept of the model of national economy (A. Filipenko); concept of state socialized capitalism (V. Tarasevich); concept of the post-industrial economy of Ukraine (O. Kendyukhov); demographic direction: concept of demographic policy (S. Pyrozhkov, E. Libanova), concept of transformation of demographic processes in Ukraine (O. Gladun); political direction: methodology of analysis of the political sphere (V. Volovyk); concept of changing the model of social governance in Ukraine (V. Geyets); concept of the political process in independent Ukraine (O. Rafalsky); concept of the crisis of political development of Ukraine (G. Zelenko); socio-cultural direction: concept of the socio-political ideal of Ukrainian society (V. Volovyk); the concept of socio-cultural development (Yu. Pavlenko), the concept of the civilizational structure of the modern world (Yu. Pavlenko, S. Krymsky, Y. Pakhomov); security direction: the concept of security of global development (O. Bilorus), the concept of hybrid war in the context of the confrontation between Ukraine and Russia (V. Gorbulin), the concept of the ontology of war and peace (B. Parakhonsky, G. Yavorska). The practical significance of the study is that an attempt has been made to create a general picture of the concepts of social change, reflecting the processes of transformation of modern Ukrainian society in scientific consciousness. The generalization of the concepts of social change creates the basis for the development of a theory of the development of Ukrainian society.

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