"Citizen Abstraction. Self-identification in the information society" is a philosophical and sociological treatise that examines the concept of self-identification in the conditions of the modern information society. The author of the book analyzes how a modern person defines himself in the virtual world, where reality is intertwined with cyberspace. The author investigates how the Internet, social networks and other digital technologies affect the self-awareness of an individual, forming new ways of self-identification and self-perception in a virtual environment. In addition, the book examines the relationship between individual and collective self-identification in the era of globalization and information flow. "Citizen Abstraction. Self-Identification in the Information Society" encourages the reader to think about how modern technologies affect our vision of ourselves and others, and also considers the ethical and social aspects of this influence. This book will be a useful resource for anyone interested in issues of identity and self-awareness in today's digital world."