The thesis offers a socio-philosophical analysis of changes in the mechanisms of intergenerational spiritual continuity in the digital society. Drawing on M. Mead’s typology of cultures and K. Mannheim’s concept of generations, it substantiates the shift from a vertical model of transmitting spiritual heritage to a multidirectional network model. The risks and opportunities of this transformation are revealed, and proposals for ensuring the continuity of succession are put forward.
cultural memory
digital society
generations
reverse socialization
spiritual continuity
tradition and innovation.
transformation
values