DIGITAL MODERN: A PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVE ON URBANISM AND DIGITAL HUMANITIES
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The article offers a philosophical reflection on the digital reality, digital urbanism, and digital humanities, posing fundamental questions about the nature of these phenomena and their potential risks. Shedding light on aspects of digital urbanism, researchers explore how technological transformations impact the structure, organization, and transformation of living spaces. In the context of digital humanities, the influence of new technologies on humanistic disciplines and ethical aspects is evaluated. Philosophical reflection on the impact of the digital environment on cultural and social aspects of urban life allows for the consideration of the importance of open data and collective knowledge exchange in the digital era. The article proposes an integrative view of digital modernity, emphasizing the relevance of a phenomenological perspective on understanding the complex relationships between humans and technologies in the contemporary world. The research identifies the influence of digital transformation on human existence, raising concerns about the possible loss of human identity in the conditions of the new reality. However, the article offers a new perspective on the issue, emphasizing that it is not the flexibility but the plasticity of human consciousness that could be the key to rethinking the digital age. The authors argue that the plasticity of human thinking can provide humanity not only with a means of adaptation but also with a new source of creativity. As a result, it is concluded that despite the challenges of digital reality, the plasticity of consciousness could become the foundation for creating new, exciting perspectives. The authors see this transition as an opportunity to form a more harmonious interaction between humans and the digital environment and to create unique realities. Thus, the article challenges stereotypes about human vulnerability in the digital age, asserting that the plasticity of human consciousness can open new horizons for creative interaction with the changing world.
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