RT Article
T1 Realität, Simulation und Virtualität - zur Philosophie und Phänomenologie der Digitalität
JF Philosophische Rundschau
VO 71
IS 1
SP 71
OP 94
A1 Noller, Jörg 1984-
LA German
YR 2024
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1885369263
AB This article examines recent literature on the philosophy of digitization. It addresses five philosophical areas that have recently become the focus of digitality research: (i) anthropology, (ii) ontology, (iii) epistemology, (iv) ethics and (v) aesthetics. These areas are discussed with reference to the following technological phenomena: digital objects, virtual worlds, and digital games. The article analyzes these phenomena by reference to the modalities of reality, simulation, and virtuality. Finally, the article argues that we are entitled to speak of a "digital turn" in philosophy both with regard to its content and its form.Rafael Capurro, Homo Digitalis. Beiträge zur Ontologie, Anthropologie und Ethik der digitalen Technik. Wiesbaden: Springer VS, 2017. 209 S. - Yuk Hui, On the Existence of Digital Objects. Minneapolis/London: University of Minnesota Press, 2016. 314 S. - David Chalmers, Reality+. Virtual Worlds and the Problems of Philosophy. London: Allen Lane, 2022. XXIV, 520 S.- Tobias Holischka, CyberPlaces - Philosophische Annäherungen an den virtuellen Ort. Bielefeld: transcript, 2016. 208 S.- Daniel M. Feige / Sebastian Ostritsch / Markus Rautzenberg (Hg.), Philosophie des Computerspiels: Theorie - Praxis - Ästhetik. Stuttgart: Metzler, 2018. 266 S.
K1 Digital Turn
K1 New Media
K1 Virtual Reality
K1 Literaturbericht
DO 10.1628/phr-2024-0006