Baluta G. Ontological foundations of language in the communication space of society.

Language and communication. The author presents a theoretical model of language and communication in their ontological and social aspects. The methods of research are the system approach, phenomenological, modelling, ideographic, historical and comarative, linguistic. The structure "language-communication" is considered an interrelated and interdetermined connection between the substances of language and the communication space which constitutes a spatial-temporal organization of the phenomenon of intersubjectivity. As background one can refer to philosophical ideas of the phenomenon of intersubjectivity of spatial forms of communication, substantiality of language of transformations of ontological categories of interrelations between language and communication. We analyze fundamental problems of philosophy of language and communication, elucidate characteristics of the communication space in its linguistic-functional coordinates, and describe the substance of the language. We define categories of lang uage and communication as such that enable reflective functions of consciousness. The thesis considers some aspects of the attributive substance of language and communicative space through the prism of monopluralistic conception of truth. The reality of the absolute truth included in language occurs as the possibility of the social truth (consensus). Sphere of use are communicative ethics, ontology, culturology, social philosophy, phenomenology, linguistics, psycholinguistic.