Abstract

The article explores the concept of poverty from a philosophical and organizational anthropological perspective, with the aim of providing a deeper understanding of the phenomenon. The article analyzes the generic relationships between poverty and wealth within the wealth-poverty continuum and presents two levels of research on poverty, namely personal and organizational. The article argues that the modern Ukrainian information environment is dominated by myths and traps that distort the worldview of citizens and hinder their understanding of poverty and the ways to combat it. The article also highlights that abstract forms of thinking can lead to the distortion of social practice and culture, resulting in poverty and a homeless culture in consumer society. The article concludes by analyzing the conceptual and categorical analysis of poverty and wealth using systemic, integral, linguistic, and descriptive approaches. The article emphasizes the need for sustainable development and poverty alleviation in order to address the growing problem of poverty in society.

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