El ser y el ente en la época tecnológica
This is a reflection that assumes that man, defined as a technological animal from its most remote moment as Homo sapiens, molded its nature while crafting tools that have led him from being an axe-maker to creating an electric culture first, then an electronic one, and finally a virtual one. In oth...
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I11-R94article-69822023-07-26T11:33:56Z Being and Entity in the Technological Age El ser y el ente en la época tecnológica Soria Pereyra, Daniel ser ente tecnología digital electrónica being entity technology digital electronic This is a reflection that assumes that man, defined as a technological animal from its most remote moment as Homo sapiens, molded its nature while crafting tools that have led him from being an axe-maker to creating an electric culture first, then an electronic one, and finally a virtual one. In other words, what these reflections ultimately want to show is that our common human condition is on the verge of a qualitative leap as decisive as the one that occurred in the Neolithic. Is the technological era that we belong to producing unprecedented changes in the human condition? We propose to answer this question by relating the ideas of Husserl and Heidegger in order to find the being of the entity when they are determined by what technology can or cannot do. We thus propose to approach the structure of human experience from the postulates of Heideggerian phenomenology and ontology. Thus, by relating the philosophical tradition with the latest findings about what technology is doing to us, it will be possible to shed light on things to come. Esta es una reflexión que asume que el hombre, definido como animal tecnológico desde su más remoto momento como Homo sapiens, moldeó su naturaleza mientras fue elaborando herramientas que lo condujeron de ser un fabricante de hachas a crear un cultura eléctrica primero, electrónica luego y virtual después. En otras palabras, lo que quieren mostrar estas reflexiones, en último término, es que nuestra común condición humana se encuentra ad portas de un salto cualitativo tan decisivo como el que ocurrió en el Neolítico. ¿Está produciendo la era tecnológica de la que formamos parte cambios sin precedentes en la condición humana? Busco responder relacionando las ideas de Husserl y Heidegger para dar con el ser del ente cuando son determinados por lo que la tecnología puede o no hacer. Propongo así abordar la estructura de la experiencia humana desde los postulados de la fenomenología y la ontología heideggeriana. Así, poniendo en relación la tradición filosófica con los últimos hallazgos acerca de lo que la tecnología está haciéndonos, será posible echar luces sobre lo por venir. Instituto de Lingüística, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo 2023-07-07 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/analeslinguistica/article/view/6982 Anales de Lingüística; Núm. 10 (2023); 95-123 2684-0669 0325-3597 spa https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/analeslinguistica/article/view/6982/5690 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar/ |
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This is a reflection that assumes that man, defined as a technological animal from its most remote moment as Homo sapiens, molded its nature while crafting tools that have led him from being an axe-maker to creating an electric culture first, then an electronic one, and finally a virtual one. In other words, what these reflections ultimately want to show is that our common human condition is on the verge of a qualitative leap as decisive as the one that occurred in the Neolithic. Is the technological era that we belong to producing unprecedented changes in the human condition? We propose to answer this question by relating the ideas of Husserl and Heidegger in order to find the being of the entity when they are determined by what technology can or cannot do. We thus propose to approach the structure of human experience from the postulates of Heideggerian phenomenology and ontology. Thus, by relating the philosophical tradition with the latest findings about what technology is doing to us, it will be possible to shed light on things to come. |
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