Simulacra of the Digital Sphere as a Threat to Russia’s Spiritual Sovereignty
( Pp. 53-57)

Against the backdrop of a fierce spiritual, moral and informational confrontation between the two main actors in the development of world civilization – Russia and the collective Enterprise – the article examines the objective conditions and features of digitalization for society and its security in the form of the emergence and spread of simulacra. The latter, manifesting a multi-vector orientation, pose a threat to the spiritual sovereignty of the Russian state. The manifestation of simulacra in a certain specificity makes it possible to react in a timely manner to their hidden (latent) danger and to determine the main areas of activity that ensure the preservation of the spiritual sovereignty of the country.

Petriy P.V., Petryakov K.S. Simulacra of the Digital Sphere as a Threat to Russia’s Spiritual Sovereignty. Sociopolitical Sciences. 2024. Vol. 14. No. 1. Pp. 53–57. (In Rus.) EDN: CJIDCX

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technologies, digitalization, digital sphere, simulacrum, war, virtual reality, spiritual sovereignty, security of the individual and society.