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Interdisciplinary concepts of space are considered, the essence of the approaches to the concepts of existing space in sociology, philosophy, psychology are revealed. Variants of considering the psychological boundaries that separate a person from the environment are presented. The differences of patterns of functioning and determination of socio-psychological and individual psychological boundaries, their relationship with the processes of socialization and individualization are shown. Revealing the connection of the psychological space with the attitude to the world and other people, the leading role of emotional experience is proved. Such experience individualizes the personal and social space and makes it possible to form an integral form of being in the world. In the focus of attention in this context are the ideas of G.G. Shpet and S.L. Rubinstein, first of all, their approaches to understanding the internal form of language and artwork, as well as the role of culture in the formation of the personal space - exist-sphere. The virtual space of social networks and the Internet is described; possible parameters for the classification and separation of the information space of the information field are presented, as well as the mechanisms of the influence of information on people. The conclusion is made that the idea that everyone needs to build his own space and stand above the social space unites all these concepts. At the same time, virtual space helps to push the outer boundaries of personal space, while culture helps the establishment of the exist-sphere.
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