Philosophical Anthropology, Human Nature and the Digital Culture

Philosophical Anthropology, Humanity and Digital Culture Abstract: In contemporary Western philosophy, our problems in humanity and our position in the universe are largely ignored. Among the resulting vacuums, various subcultures (so-called "digital culture") growing mainly in digital computers have actively defined and formed the general concept of mankind and mankind in the digital age. . Here, people discover an implicit view on the essence of human beings, including repeated themes such as emphasizing the heart as information independent of the body, obsolescence of the human body, and eliminating human specialty Did.

Abstract: Philosophers can not avoid solving the problem of philosophical anthropology (ie philosophical inquiry, in particular on human nature and in particular human phenomena) possible. Any answer must be clarified in the context of the nature and function of philosophy. In other words, philosophical anthropology must be defined as a description of the nature of the subject of philosophical thought. I believe that if philosophical thinkers admit that they are in nature, culture and history, the possibility of unique philosophical theory on human and human phenomena should be abandoned. Instead, emphasis should be placed on the catalysis and integration of philosophy in human perception.

Philosophical Anthropology, Humanity and Digital Culture Abstract: In contemporary Western philosophy, our problems in humanity and our position in the universe are largely ignored. Among the resulting vacuums, various subcultures (so-called "digital culture") growing mainly in digital computers have actively defined and formed the general concept of mankind and mankind in the digital age. . Here, people discover an implicit view on the essence of human beings, including repeated themes such as emphasizing the heart as information independent of the body, obsolescence of the human body, and eliminating human specialty Did.