Author:
Dergachev K V,Dergacheva E A
Abstract
Abstract
The concept of social and technogenic development was proposed by the Doctor of Philosophy Professor Eduard Semyonovich Demidenko in the depertment of Bryansk State Technical University exactly called Scientific and Philosophic Research School of Social, Technogenic and Natural Processes and Social and Technogenic Development of the World in 2002, which became quite well-known in the Russian Federation and is recognized by RAS, RAO, RAE, REA, MAI, Moscow Society of Nature Employers, established in Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov in 1805. On the basis of this school the scientific and philosophical field-philosophy of social and technological development of the terrestrial world is developing. In recent years, E.S. Demidenko has paid special attention to various aspects of the life evolution on Earth and the need to form a long-term strategy for the development of Russia. He proposes the most likely, in his opinion, safe and promising scenario of escape from the deadly danger to humans and the biosphere, which (danger) comes from spontaneously chosen by mankind social and technogenic development of the world. He is talking about strategic, fundamental and generalized ideas, on the basis of which the social, technogenic and biosphere model of life will be consciously built.
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