digital humanities

Introduction. The article examines the applied level of prosopographical research in the history of philosophy through two forms of representing historical-philosophical data: models of the genealogical “Tree of philosophy” and the “Biographical dictionary of philosophers”. The relevance of the topic is determined by the growing role of digital humanities in historical-philosophical studies and by the need to conceptualize the forms in which prosopographical results become available to researchers.

Introduction. The article considers the theme of chaos, traditional for philosophy, in the perspective of materiality and spatiality, associated with manifestations of WEB 2.0: the stages of development of the global Web, where interactive content and content from the network users themselves prevail. Theoretical analysis.