The Rending of the Veil: Tarrying with the Technological Sublime
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https://doi.org/10.33043/GzMc57G3Keywords:
Kant, Hegel, Slavoj Žižek, philosophy, the sublime, technology, Sherry Turkle, evocative objects, desire, Lacan, AI, artificial intelligence, TinderAbstract
The potentially philosophically problematic aspects of modern technology have been the subject of much discourse in recent times. The new kinds of incorporeal online spaces that are available to engage with have untold consequences on the formation of subjectivity. When phenomenological arguments about the nature of being are considered, the way that we display ourselves online becomes in need of exploration. This paper hypothesizes an exploration of what new relations toward the world have arisen through our relation to the sublime in technology. To this end, we must examine how deeply the feeling of the sublime in technology has affected subjectivity and intelligence.
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