The notion of post-non-classical practices in the contemporary philosophical discourse
The civilization development in the XXI century is significantly connected with the opportunities that provide modern technology. This period is marked by the new types of practices appearance that are defined as "Post-non-classical practices." In recent years, such practices are the subject of research in Philosophy. This paper aims to present the phenomenon of such practices in the context of problem vision concerning the definition of their features and characteristics. This is the emergence of new practical measurement concerning the subject and the object, a human being and nature that realize cognitive and practical attitude toward the complex systems as the previous practices being based on classical rationality displayed their limitations. The study proved that the Post-non-classical practices are based on interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary processes as they are complex and self-organizing systems (live, people). Therefore, they can not be studied by a particular science or a combination of sciences, i.e. there is a need in interdisciplinary methodology. The article concludes that the definition of Post-non-classical practices is multidimensional in the content and in stated its importance in scientific research and human beings’ life. The Post-nonclassical practices are appeared to be a consequence of the classical practices limitations in relation to complex objects that are living systems, society, people, consciousness etc. Specificity of Post-non-classical practices appears in the introduction and consideration of the researcher’s individuality and not just as a subject of action, in the ability of such practices to be changeable in compliances with the transformations of the external world.