Abstract

The paradigmatic elements of virtualistics, which are part of the post-classical [1] sciences, have a conceptual impact on almost all problem areas of modern philosophy. This provides an opportunity to take a fresh look at issues that are considered traditional and non-traditional in philosophy. This, in particular, is evidenced by the analysis of philosophical and ontological issues from the point of view of postclassical scientific views and approaches. This article philosophically analyzes the content and essence of the concepts of virtuality and virtual reality, virtual situations in space and time, as well as the dialectic of potentiality and reality.