ONTOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF COMMUNICATIVE MECHANISMS

Abstract

This article presents an attempt at a philosophical reflection on the ontological foundations of communicative mechanisms. It justifies the importance of addressing this issue within an axiological framework. The study reveals that, in analyzing the essential foundations of communicative mechanisms, it is necessary to consider issues related to the modern realities of existing polylocal elements and their spiritual foundation.Considering the given topic, the article examines communicative mechanisms not merely as means of communication but as structures that reflect the deeper meaning of essential existence. It is justified that ontological foundations elucidate the complexity of the social environment, which is shaped by diverse cultural forms and an extensive array of individual rational meanings of being.In addressing the article’s issues, thinkers are referenced who have emphasized the significance of communication in social contexts. The analysis of Niklas Luhmann’s theoretical assertions leads to the conclusion that successful interaction in a multicultural world is impossible without perception and understanding. Reference to Karl-Otto Apel’s justification of discourse further confirms that communicative mechanisms serve as effective tools for interaction in a polylocal environment. Additionally, Jürgen Habermas’s is mentioned in the context of analyzing the impact of the socio-cultural lifeworld on communicative processes. The article concludes that the development and enhancement of a multicultural environment requires consideration of its diverse components, thereby positioning semantic relativism as a fundamental ontological category. It is emphasized that the ontological foundation of communicative mechanisms lies in understanding of the diversity of the social environment.