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Conceptual image representing the paradox of freedom in algorithmic society. A human face trapped in a glass cage symbolizes the loss of autonomy in the face of digital surveillance. Technological icons and thinkers like Kant, Foucault, Adorno, and Deleuze surround the central figure, evoking themes such as instrumental reason, invisible control, and ethics in the age of artificial intelligence.

Post-Weberian Manifesto: Refounding the Ethics of Responsibility in the Digital Age – A Historical, Philosophical, and Multidisciplinary Analysis

This manifesto, by calling for a refounding of the ethics of responsibility, invites a multidisciplinary reflection that spans the sociology of technology, cultural critique, and existential philosophy—seeking to understand how technique has supplanted politics, and how calculation has anesthetized utopia.

Sep 1317 min read

Post-Weberian Manifesto: Refounding the Ethics of Responsibility in the Digital Age – A Historical, Philosophical, and Multidisciplinary Analysis

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