Sociology
Lisovsky
P.M.,
PhD in
Philosophy,
Inter-regional
Academy of personnel management,
Kyiv,
Ukraine
Personology as a social partnership imperative of
wisdom in postmodern society
In the
modern day world of information is imperative personology social partnership,
which is a measure of wisdom Ukrainians. It provides a comprehensive social
phenomenon civilized, effective regulation of the dynamics of human
relationships, helps counteract speculative manipulation of consciousness and
neat solution of social conflicts. In modern studies that spiritual capital is
represented in numerous research programs and applied techniques. Investigated
that the modern world of information lives not just in terms of the destruction
of old institutions, but also in terms of the rise of new ones. Proved that one
of these new institutions in personology is the person as an individual creator
of modern times. The change of civilization periods and cycles decisive
influence on the basic characteristics of life that is essential for social
partnerships. The author proved that modern society, transforming gradually
ceases to be the antithesis of the traditional type of society, aims to find
innovative partnerships.
Keywords: personology, social
partnership, wisdom, community, consciousness.
². ²ntroduction. In the
modern day of the information world personology is an imperative for social
partnership, which is a measure of wisdom of Ukrainians. This comprehensive
social phenomenon provides a civilized, effective regulation of the dynamics of
human relationships, helps counteract speculative manipulation of consciousness
and quality solution of social conflicts. In this direction a contribution to
the separation distinguishing features of Ukrainian national character and its
historical sources was made by Nikolai Gogol, M. Kostomarov, I. Nechuy-Levitsky,
P. Drahomanov, I. Franco, E. Malanyuk.
In their
spiritual reflections one can see the whole spectrum of emotional and
evaluative judgments and thoughts about the nature of wisdom of Ukrainians –
from the romantic ideal of the Cossack love for freedom, original for thinkers of
the first half of the nineteenth century and the most holistic reflected in the
work of M. Kostomarov [1], [2] to wrathful
invectives of I. Franko and E. Malaniuk. This Ukrainian personalism brought
historical disasters and failures statehood and cultural development. In modern
studies that spiritual capital is represented in numerous research programs and
applied techniques.
²². Statement of the Problem. In our
view, the most important thing today is the fact that a man in modern society
has learned to live independently. The subtend of the social space has
developed in modern man the illusion of naturalness of the social as it gave
rise to a sense of “freedom from society”, sharply criticized the classics of
Marxism on the eve post industry. This postmodern is affected by the spirit of
the time in the manifestation of intense social and environmental problems of
the new type that is disputable by content. This particular spiritual condition
is inherent for educators from different eras. In this case, it is worth to
resort to semantic notation of post-modernity for the purpose of upgrading the
awareness of multi-dimensional approaches, and in practical social –
co-existence of heterogeneous elements. This makes it possible to combine in
the minds plurality and contrast of relevant components and to interpret
modernization as a continuous process of creating a new world.
²²². The Results. Herewith,
the old forms of personality are defined in the minds in certain concepts,
social rituals and persistent emotional reactions. Their modernization
significantly alters the social landscape, sometimes beyond recognition. Therefore,
new forms of identity, which, according to elementary logic, appear in place of
the old, do not have a clear shape and even definitions. Essential is that the
modern information world lives not just in terms of the destruction of old
institutions, but also in terms of the rise of new ones. One of these new
institutions in personology is the person as an personality-creator of new
time, “in the psychological and philosophical (and possibly biological) design
which are “built-in” basic “units” of modern social organization –
communicative, political, economic and cultural [3, p. 104].
Modern
American culture theorist F. Riff considers modal types of people - carriers of
different cultures. The scientist assigns an important place to “psychologizators”
in modern society, with reliance on the rational component of knowledge. At
present there is a certain reduction of the impenitence degree of life world of
the individual in the social organism. Weakening of rigid determination of
individual strategies by “external” factors of institutions, rules, priority of
public good. Therefore, in the crisis was such a viable creative force that
protects human staff – the morality, family, state, ideology, science and art.
Thus, if
the primitive tribes in classical antiquity expulsion from the community (pack,
tribe, polis) was equivalent to execution, if in a traditional society man
without family was seen as inadequate and suspicious, today it is stated the
transition to individual residence, distant marital relationship, full economic
autonomy of each entity. Therefore, a person has the time, energy and resources
in order to create some families, get career development, change the appearance
and style of life several times. This model is reproduced by mass culture, is cultivated
so-called exemplary individuals – representatives of public – elitist groups (showbiz,
film industry, the media, sports).
Given the
urgency of this problem and the prospects for practical applications , it is
rational to trace preconditions of evolution and structural and functional
features of the concept of social partnership in personology. Altogether, it is
assumed that one of the first works on the topics of searching social harmony
was a treatise of J- J. Rousseau “On the Social Contract or
Principles of Political Rights”. In
this work, published in 1762 , was described “civil , and therefore – civilized
society”, based on the laws we are all equal before, which provide personal
liberty of every citizen [4, p. 234].
A.
Marshall paid special attention to issues of cooperation between labor and
capital. In his opinion “social motives interact with economic: it is often observed
a close friendship between employers and workers, and neither party is inclined
to believe that in the event an unpleasant incident arises between them they
must conflict, both parties wish to retain the possibility to painlessly break
old ties when they become unpleasant” [5, p. 256].
Some
elements of the processes of “cooperation of labor and capital” can be seen for
the Ukrainians. As the history testifies, the emergence of social insurance in
our country takes place in the 90-th of the nineteenth century: in 1899 started
the Odessa partnership for mutual insurance of manufacturers and craftsmen from
accidents to their employees. In 1903 based on the experience of Odessa and to
prevent conflicts with those whose “... income depends on the advance of labor
by capital” [5, p. 259] was adopted the law on the aid for workers and
employees who were victims of industrial accidents. It is noted that the law
laid the foundation not only of introducing the practice of insurance of
employees in case of injury and illness, but it also became the first example
of a successful national search for taking into account relevant proposals by the
subjects work. Only in 1917, in connection with a change of government and the
civil war, this type of insurance ceased existence. But it was partly renewed
in 1921 under the NEP conditions (was valid until 1933) [6, p. 23].
Another
strong impetus to the expansion of social partnership became the depressed
spirit of time of the 1930s, in which the global crisis was starting, and World
War II. Depression, in particular, highlighted the inadequacy of existing
unemployment insurance programs, and those that had acquired some experience in
this field, began to consider the possibility of improving them or including
them in programs of public welfare.
This was
the path to prosperity “the German Way”. In France the main objective of this
policy was defined as the spread of solidarity. It is no accident then it is
French strategy that has proven its viability and eventually started dominated
in the concepts of the EU states [7, p. 357].
The social
and philosophical criteria found their reflection in the concept of social
partnership which appeared after the Second World War. In foreign literature it
is categorically stated that no coincidence that at this very time appeared the
term “social security”. U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt was the first who
introduced the term in circulation in 1934. As a result, almost all Western
European countries began to improve their social adjustment, in spite of the
difference between pre- and post-war period they had less than that in the UK.
It was carried out by Belgium, France, Ireland, Italy, Norway and Yugoslavia.
For example, the German model of social policy is formed on the ideas of
Alexander Bismarck , provided a close connection of the social insurance and
active labor market initiatives of employers and economic processes. This was
the path to prosperity of “German type”. In France the main objective of this
policy was defined as the spread of solidarity. It is not accidental that then
it was French strategy that has proven
its viability and eventually became dominated by the concepts of the EU.
According
to M. Rozumny, social crisis is much clearer and brighter “grasped” at the mass
communication level – “manipulator appeals to social memory and social
attention ... frequent use of such technologies (and they accompany practically
every national election campaign leads to exhaustion of the emotional
psychological community basis which gather one-time electoral harvest ...” [11,
p. 98]. In other words, as language policy operates not only among politicians,
but also, more generally, in social partnership (interpersonal relations),
entering the mass media channels and is deprived of lexical signs closed
concepts – purely political terms.
In this
case, approval of post-modernization is associated with changes taking place in
the world in the last quarter of the twentieth century. First of all, in the leading
Western countries. These changes are associated with the transition from an
industrial society with the dominant type of its instrumental rationality
value. These changes of civilization periods and cycles essentially influence
the basic characteristics of human life that is important for social
partnership. Indeed, a significant part of the transitional phase of social
transformation from an industrial (modern) to the post-industrial (post-modern)
society humanity has been lived in highly-developed Western countries. In other
words, in its transformation modern society gradually ceased to be the
antithesis of the traditional type of society, aims to find innovative partnerships.
Overcoming
the crisis of post-Soviet personality of a man who not only in Russia but also
in Ukraine is still trying to find a shelter in a virtual world, impossible to
reproduce the idealized mass society, according to Ukrainian philosopher Vladimir
Gorsky, is extremely difficult, but not an impossible task, which lies “Collaborating
with globalized “we” to keep their own sense of identity, their personal “I” [8, ñ. 220].
Under
these conditions are inevitable crises and turmoil in some countries, entire
regions and on the global scale. Scientists do not exclude the possibility of
self-destruction of human civilization. Everything depends on whether the
post-industrial civilization is able without dispersing its efforts “to involve
in the contemporary processes of social production and reproduction, the
accumulation of wealth and its distribution throughout the world,” that will be
the basis for a more active spiritual life of people, will open new
possibilities for the formation of new human values and humanity [9, p. 322].
In our
opinion, mankind and all living things on the planet, is inherent to strive for
survival, which leaves hope for
existence in future. Because survival as a phenomenon of life and death is the
realization of abilities and creativity, bio-stimulators of certain feelings
and desires (reasonable freedom). Survival as a determined characteristic of
impetuous directed to the wise preservation of life. Optimization of the
subject of survival is manifested as optimizing behavior and social activities.
In his
essay “Franz Kafka” Walter Benjamin reveals the philosophy of life and death as
a construct of artistic culture , namely: expressive episode from the memoirs
of Max Broad , an episode from the memoirs of Max Broad, an episode which he saw
as a throw-over bridge to the Kafka world of art, very similar (when it cast an
eye in passing) to those medieval literary Bestiary, which old fans allegorically
– symbolic statements allegedly described the animals , but actually moralized about
people in the form of sly foxes, lions, strong, clumsy bears, defenseless mice
etc. Kafka’s bestiary is much more colorful, and its semantics is not mythical.
Although the relevant experts to some extent declare Kafka’s mythology searching
it parallels in antiquity, and sometimes even in ancient Hindu metempsychosis. In
the Kafka’s Bestiary is epically fused various animal and insect diversity with
human beings, because given the moral dimension, human beings lose human traits,
and to some extent resemble certain animals, insects, wild plants without any
mythical, symbolic, allegorical or metaphorical transfer become a reality in
the form of such creatures [10, ñ. 126].
Because
the individual interprets social discomfort by the parameters that are
suggested by mass communication. This is the specificity of the information
technology society, not all of which have the utopian – progressive character, the
apologists say about. In our opinion, for a confused and disoriented person who
has lost a sense of inner balance (homeostasis) as a result of the depressed
state of mind, there are simple answers and questions. Basic patterns of social
organization lays in the identification of “us” and “them” as dialectical
relationship between the personal unrealized identity and socio-cultural uncertainty
is obvious. In addition, the modern movement of personal success in the
Ukrainian version is opposed to the illusory hope to solve one at the expense
of another. The challenge is that the personal success grew into collective,
and eventually into a nationwide. The ‘political technologies are designed
primarily for the preparation and adoption and implementation of policy decisions,
achieving appropriate social significant result” [12 , p. 22] as being “Ukrainian”
– the government should be to Ukrainian centrist . “... Only parties that
practice traditional spiritual values are based on healthy, viable nationalism”
[13, p. 5].
Under
these circumstances it is irrational (emotional and sensory) awareness of
personal skills that play a significant role in the wise organization of
intelligence. In our opinion, evaluation and improvement of “emotional
intelligence” should be the functions of every social organization. In the
development of social career “emotional intelligence” should be one of the main
criteria, especially for top managers.
P. Solovey
and J. Mayer were the first who proposed his theory of emotional intelligence
in 1990. At the core of this model is the concept of emotional intelligence,
which at a general level includes the ability to understand and regulate
emotions personal and other people. Its structure consists of the following
main elements: understanding of themselves, self-regulation, social
understanding, management of relationship.
Thus, for
example, skills of successful sales and conflict management are based on the
emotional intelligence, and especially of its elements, such as social
awareness and relationship management. These abilities are not sufficient in
order to become well-rounded professional, as a separate person cannot be a
specialist in geometry, with no time-spatial abilities. However, there are many
people with such abilities, who studied geometry only at school. The same way a
person can understand the feelings and empathize with others, but does not
succeed in sales techniques without special skills.
IV. Conclusions. Consequently,
emotional intelligence reflects the potential of the respective person in
acquiring practical skills for wise activities in social partnership.
Therefore, Ukrainians face a wise problem: how to develop a methodological
basis of the program and methodology, which can efficiently evaluate, identify,
develop and refine emotional skills. In the philosophy of management one can
find a lot of theories and approaches, methods and principles that enable
proper plan, analyze and predict. In real life, a significant role should be
played “human capabilities” located between the mind and the heart, that is,
between cognitive and emotional abilities. These skills integrate the thoughts
and feelings and are shown as “emotional intelligence”. At the same time the
style of social partnership has to be conformist in order to resolve any
conflict in which management style is constant in certain situations, but while
changing the situation it is possible to carry out adaptation or change of
style. All this makes reflection for necessary awareness on the ways of
stimulation and uniting personal efforts in the social partnership in the main
direction towards the realization of basic goals and objectives.
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