Phenomenology and the object’s constitution through technology

Nicola Liberati

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    Abstract

    The aim of my paper is to focus our attention on the effect of technologies in the constitution of the objects in our world following a Husserlian approach. I will analyze the relation among the subject, technology and world in order to clarify how the technologies are deeply involved in the constitution of the perceived object by the modification of its content in its “richness” and its inner horizon. Indeed, some devices become instruments to better and sharpen the subject’s perceiving skills and they are designed to create a sort of symbiosis with the perceiving subject by introducing themselves into the perceptual pole, classically constituted by the sole “naked” subject. The world becomes technologically embedded and a place where any kind of “nudity” is only an abstraction.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationProceedings of the XXIII World Congress of Philosophy
    PublisherPhilosophy Documentation Center
    Pages67-71
    Number of pages5
    ISBN (Print)978-1-63435-038-9
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2018
    EventXXIII World Congress of Philosophy 2013 - Athens, Greece
    Duration: 4 Aug 201310 Aug 2013
    Conference number: 23

    Conference

    ConferenceXXIII World Congress of Philosophy 2013
    Abbreviated titleWCP 2013
    Country/TerritoryGreece
    CityAthens
    Period4/08/1310/08/13

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