Subculture of the Cyber Homeless: Philosophical and Cultural Aspect

Abstract

The subculture of cyber homeless is a new form of self-identification of a person, different from traditional ideas about a person's place in society, which arises in the "digital world". In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of people who choose to live without being tied to a particular place due to the use of modern technologies, which creates problems that attract the attention of scientists. In this regard, the author for the first time attempted to consider the subculture of cyber homeless from a philosophical and cultural point of view. Based on the analysis of scientific works, the paper describes the prerequisites for the emergence, as well as the consequences of the development of this phenomenon. The work also actualizes a number of philosophical questions about the nature of identity, community and personal subjectivity in the digital age. It is concluded that the emergence of  cyber homeless subculture is an occasion to think more deeply about how technologies shape our lives and our understanding of ourselves. The study raises questions that require further study.