THE STRUCTURE OF GROUP PROCESS IN SOCIAL INTERACTION
The article considers the dialectical and sociological concept of the German sociologist G. Simmel, which in itself reflects transcending the dominant trends, such as organicism and idealism. For scientific awareness of the modern society it is critically important that G. Simmel did not consider social activities as separate from other activities, but as interconnected with activities of other individuals, and interrelated with specific structures of processes.