SOCIAL CULTURE: THEORETICAL UNDERSTANDING AND STRUCTURAL FEATURES

Skopa V. A., Serova N. S., Pilipenko D. S.

The theoretical conceptualization of social culture is a multi-level process of interpreting complex anthroposocial mechanisms of interaction. Social culture acts as a dynamic matrix where individual meanings and collective practices are intertwined, forming a unique sociocultural landscape. It is this landscape that represents a multifaceted, dynamic system of social connections that transforms and supports social interaction through a variety of mechanisms. This complex organism functions through subtle instruments: normative self-regulation, axiological synchronization and sign-symbolic dialogue, continuously reproducing and qualitatively enriching the forms of human interaction.

Keywords:culture, civilization, philosophy, social institutions, man