Homo novus: positive and negative aspects of existence in coronavirus visits
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https://doi.org/10.31548/hspedagog13(4).2022.133-139Abstract
The hypothesis of our study was to find out how strong was the dynamics of Covid 19’s influence on the formation of mental structures, on value orientations, worldview, life experience of homo novus. The study used the method of explication in order to reveal a new concept that has rapidly invaded the measured life of most people on the planet. The picture of the world around us is our experiences, our thoughts, our dreams, which are transformed into a picture-image, which we mostly accept and then imitate, we also model this picture and predict the stages of its improvement, and finally transform, conquering our own desires. It is a complex dynamic process of meanings that acquire universality. The current state of the world of values in the world is too ambiguous and contradictory. It is often characterized by a very capacious concept of “crisis”, forgetting that this is one of the easiest ways to escape from difficulties. Our ideas, developments, thoughts are only tools with the help of which the picture “Exit” will be painted, which will be shown to the whole world by the best minds of mankind under the cover of the actions of the Higher Brain. We try to answer the questions “What was humanity like in the maximum range and how much has it changed in its own minimum range?”, “How useful can it be to use unexpectedly donated time?”, “How did the evolutionary vector of human development reflect on the current generation under the conditions of rampant coronavirus?”. The process of communication, which is engraved in the genetic memory of the Ukrainian people, is considered through the prism of the formation of aesthetic tastes. Typical types of behavior of modern man are also analyzed and readings of Homo habilis, Homo ergaster, Homo erectus, Homo novus, Homo technicus, Homo sapiens are presented in a new way, which are motivated by maximization of own time and degree of endurance in the information flow of positive or negative information connected with Covid. The most typical values that need to be developed and maintained in the family at this stage of isolation are identified.
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