On the philosophical and methodological analysis of textual activity in the information and communication space modern information warfare
The article is devoted to the role of text activity in information wars, its essential features, functions, as well as the use of various text tactics in the conditions of information confrontation are revealed. The history of wars testifies to the important role of texts, which are powerful weapons for influencing individual and mass consciousness. One of the effective means of modern information warfare is textual activity to generate or transform textually organized semantic information using a variety of sign systems. The relevance of the study is due to the theoretical and practical significance of the problem of transformation of textual activity in the process of evolution of information wars. In this regard, this problem requires a comprehe nsive analysis of the impact of textual activity on the information and communication space of modern information warfare, which involves consideration of theoretical approaches to the issue of the content of textual activity in the field of information confrontation, followed by the identification of trends and prospects for its development. Philosophical and methodological analysis of textual activity is based on scientific provisions and developments set forth in the works of such thinkers and scientists as N. L. Volkovsky, T. M. Dridze, S. G. Kara-Murza, G. G. Pocheptsov, J. Baudrillard , M. Libiki, M. McLuhan and others. The main results of the study are concluded in the following provisions. Firstly, the evolution of textual activity in information wars allows us to state the fact that at each stage the previous forms and methods of using various texts are preserved with the help of new communication technologies. Secondly, the textual chara c-teristics of information warfare are the functions of textual activity, which should be correlated with the stages of organizing, preparing and waging war. Thirdly, textual activity in the information war is a multi-valued phenomenon that has many different aspects that require detailed study, taking into account the rapid development of information and communication technologies. The study of the main components of textual activity in the information and communication space of modern information warfare opens up additional opportunities for substantiating further directions for its optimization.