SOCIAL-CULTURAL NEGATIONS AS VECTOR FIELD OF HUMAN BEHAVIOUR
The author shows nihilism and cynicism manifestations as social-cultural negations that pervade the daily existence of modern society, acquire vector qualities, and thus determine human behaviour direction. The proclamation of freedom from morality, permissiveness in actions are typical of negation that leads to absurd, the state of nothing. Negations contribute to the destruction and self-destruction of man, the active and mass manifestation of his behavioural deviations. Nihilism and cynicism in the absence of morality are signs of man defeat before himself.