Adigezalova S.
PhD in Philosophy, Associate Professor,
Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences,
Azerbaijan State Pedagogical University.
Baku, Q. Abbasov St 10, apt.4
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7573-6878

Abstract
The main ideas and goals of the philosophy of reform of cultural and spiritual life should include:
– overcoming negative cultural trends;
– developing the creative potential of society: the reform philosophy recognizes the importance of cultural and spiritual diversity and encourages the development and support of the creative potential of all members of society. This may include supporting and developing all areas of culture;
– overcoming spiritual crisis: the reform philosophy is based on the idea that many societies suffer from a lack of meaning and values, leading to a spiritual crisis. Reforms aim to find and create new values that can lead people to harmony and happiness;
– the reform philosophy recognizes the importance of respect for cultural traditions and historical heritage, but also calls for their transformation and adaptation to modern needs and values;
– successful changes through reforms require the active participation and support of society. Reforms should be based on democratic principles, taking into account the opinions and interests of different groups and individuals.
The culture of the information society is becoming increasingly decentralized, with people being able to create and disseminate information independently, without intermediaries. Therefore, it is important to develop critical thinking and information literacy skills in order to effectively evaluate information.
Modern information society requires revision of the system of values and principles of culture so that they reflect new realities and challenges. Freedom of information, privacy protection, critical thinking and information literacy become key aspects of the information society culture. 

Keywords: reforms, cultural life, spiritual values, societies and states, post-non-classical period of cognition, vital activity of mankind.