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In October 2017, the new Kiev Maydan reminded Ukrainians that the revolution was not over, that the truth had not triumphed, and the good had not taken over the evil. This gives grounds to consider the most important basic value of truth as well as the posttruth, generated by the era of deconstruction, as a relevant information and political phenomena. Drawing on J. Derrida, this research shows how the text of truth loses its moral universality to generate readers’ versions of post-truth. In the postmodern political culture, truth and post-truth lose their benchmark antipodality and become equal as semantic phenomena. Truth confronting lies simultaneously manifests itself as an attribute of ours (good, true, etc.). Theirs is endowed with the properties of evil, lies. In the era of private exchanges, blogger as a text, post-truth has equal rights with

TRUTH AND POST-TRUTH IN THE REVOLUTIONARY AXIOLOGICAL CONFLICT IN UKRAINE