Filozofska istraživanja, Vol. 43 No. 4, 2023.
Original scientific paper
https://doi.org/10.21464/fi43405
Neoperception as the Recognition of Paradigm Shifts in a Technologically Mediated World
Hasnija Ilazi
orcid.org/0000-0001-9514-0441
; Universiteti i Prishtinës, Fakulteti Filozofik, Rr. Eqrem Çabej 21, XK–10000 Priština
Taulant Gashi
orcid.org/0009-0005-5219-9466
; Universiteti i Prishtinës, Fakulteti Filozofik, Rr. Eqrem Çabej 21, XK–10000 Priština
Abstract
The philosophical paradigm of world perception has changed the mediator. Humans as body and mind become insufficient to know what the world is or is believed to be. The anthropological, social, and ethical basis of the relationship between humans and the world gains importance in comparison with the previously dominant metaphysical background. The relationship between humans and the world is transformed into a relationship between humans and the human world, as a thought endeavor to encourage and recognize the changes that the world is going through as a result of human intervention. This paper will discuss three main issues. First, perception to know objects: (a) the question of the external world as a perception of changed sensibility, and (b) a new understanding of perception – mediation, as a result of technological development. Second, perception to understand relationships in the human world: (a) how the question of perception becomes a question of communication within the human world (symbolic space of perception as knowledge of relationships), and (b) if the need for an epistemological foundation is overcome by the anthropological and ethical context. Third, perception to change the paradigm of relations with the out-of-human world: (a) how under the influence of technology the “truth about a thing” becomes the “truth of a thing”, or how the subject-object relationship is replaced, and (b) does technology facilitate communication with that which is not “our world”? In conclusion, we will discuss the “truth of things” through the “truth of relationships” to the “truth of principles and responsibilities”.
Keywords
perception; external world; technology; human world; communication; out-of-human world
Hrčak ID:
317241
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Publication date:
21.5.2024.
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