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ELKHOVA Oxana Igorevna (02.11.1971) – Doctor of Philosophy, Professor in the specialty “Ontology and Theory of Knowledge”, Professor of the Department of Philosophy and History of Science of the Faculty of Philosophy and Sociology of the Bashkir State University, Deputy Chairman of the Bashkir Branch of the Scientific Council of the Russian Academy of Sciences on the methodology of artificial intelligence .
Graduated from the St. Petersburg State Polytechnic University (1996), postgraduate studies at the Bashkir State University, Faculty of Philosophy and Sociology (2006).
Cand. diss. – “Ontological aspects of visualization of virtual reality” (2006).
Dr. diss. – “Ontological content of virtual reality” (2011). Managing editor of 9 collections of scientific and practical conferences.
Author of more than 120 scientific papers (including monographs - 2, chapters in collective monographs - 5), 8 teaching aids.
In the works of Elkhova, an integral conceptualization of the ontological content of virtual reality is carried out. The author's OST concept of virtual reality (VR) is proposed, in which VR appears as a holistic formation, an indissoluble unity of the objective, subjective and transcendental. The OST-concept of VR developed by Elkhova brings the problems of VR to a new qualitative level, creates methodological possibilities for overcoming the state of crisis in many areas of virtualistics. Conceptualization of the existential status of VR makes it possible to build a philosophical and scientific picture of the world, an element of which is VR. The distinction made between VR and ontologically similar formations makes it possible to designate the horizon of the thematization of the virtual, to minimize the number of contradictions of both a methodological and conceptual nature in scientific discourse.
Elkhova defines VR as a phenomenon within a polysensory space (perception space), and considers VR visualization as its pictorial form, in which simultaneity, heterogeneity, dynamism, and fractality are manifested. He notes that the virtual worlds that have found their visual representation, a specific figurative embodiment, visibly affirm the reality of the secondary world, expand the earthly reality into an imaginary dimension. As a result of hyper-realization, virtual worlds created with the precision and perfection of technical production, due to the redundancy of their detail, already look more real than reality itself.
Elkhova reveals the true and non-genuine modes of human existence in VR. Genuine existence in VR is characterized by the experience of the integrity and fullness of being, arising as a result of the correlation of human existence with the surrounding world in its openness to the transcendent. Non-genuine existence means the alienation of a person from the integrity of the world and from himself, the loss of the desire for the fullness of the experience of being.
The concept of “virtuality index” has been introduced, which indicates the depth of user involvement in the virtual environment, VRs with a low and a high index are distinguished. The rational and irrational aspects of VR are noted, it is emphasized that the user is attracted by the game element of virtual reality, which organically combines the rational and the irrational. It is emphasized that the preservation of non-zero volumes of rational components responsible for doubt and reason ensures the return of the user from the virtual world to the world of his "I".
Elkhova pays special attention to the ontology of space and time of VR, the study of their general and local properties. Time and space in VR are relied upon as conjugated ontological characteristics, forms of virtual being. The originality of time and space of virtual reality is determined on the basis of their comparison with physical, conceptual and perceptual time and space, their topological and metric properties are highlighted. Metric properties are associated with the duration of the VR time. It is noted that the duration of VR time cannot be fixed in its pure form and be objectified by the rational thinking of a person. Topological properties give a qualitative characteristic of temporal relations and the structure of VR time. Elkhova distinguishes the following topological properties of VR time: multidirectionality, multidimensionality, reversibility and discreteness.
Similarity and homomorphism of myth and VR are noted. Myth, as a way of perceiving the world, is the most organic for a person who is in the space of VR. The space of virtual reality has mythological features that fill this category with specific content.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE II INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE ON ADVANCES IN SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND DIGITAL EDUCATION: (ASEDU-II 2021)AIP Conference Proceedings (2022)
EURASIAN LAW JOURNALno. 163 (2021)
Eurasian Law Journalno. 148 (2020): 473-475
Eurasian Law Journalno. 149 (2020): 477-479
Oxana Igorevna Elkhova, Alexandr Fedorovich Kudryashev
Вестник Уфимского государственного авиационного технического университетаno. 5 (2014): 114-117
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