THE POLILATERALITY OF THE EMOJI IN THE COMPUTER EXISTENCE AS SEIN FÜR ANDERES ("BEING-FOR-OTHER") DURING THE WAR

Abstract

Language is existence, just as existence is language, that is, these colateral phenomena are a reflection of every phenomenon in the process of evolution. The only difference is that language, in contrast to the chaotic movement of atoms in existence as space, contains cause and effect relationships, which implies not only the explanation of the processes taking place on Earth, but also the explanation of the consequences of all the changes in the world. Likewise, the very concept of "existence" changes according to the social structure of a concrete identity, changing at the same time the language itself. It is primarily about computer existence and its artificial language - emoji, which, in its turn, according to the expression plane, sends the user to the awareness and acceptance of the world as a gamer, in which not only expression of emotions is possible, but also the possibility of expressing thoughts with the help of emoji signs.
 All of the above mentioned was tracked and investigated through the prism of the Russian-Ukrainian war and its informative space (official and unofficial) on social networks (Facebook, Twitter) and channels (Telegram) with an emphasis on the emoji used by authors and readers of the contents. For this, we choose the philosophical category Sein für anderes ("being-for-another"), which significantly expands and complements the Heideggerian category "dasein" (Das Sein). The article states that the polilaterality of the emoji in the computer existence during the war and in the contents related to the war appeals to "being-for-another" as a phenomenological level that synthesizes the abstract (sensory) dimension of the existence of a person in the life of another one with a material (physical) dimension, when the psychological mechanism of the emphatic process, which is assumed by the concepts of "common", "own" in connection with grief, pain, loss, despair, etc. It acts in such a way that the state of the other is felt as the own state on the physical level. In accordance with the last maxim, it was concluded that the display of a sign language in emoji facilitates both the expression of a person's emotional state and its perception by the recipient, which distinguishes the main ousia category during the war: mutual understanding. In order to fully reflect the endogenous and exogenous features of the concept of "existence" and its transformation into a computer existence, the details of this concept were determined using the example of several languages: ancient Greek (as a substrate of the philosophical category of existence), Ukrainian, Spanish and German, so the German concept Sein für anderes was chosen as something that polilaterally (comprehensively, multivectorially) combines being-as-space and being-as-language.