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Přednáška: The Meaning Crisis and the Concept of Privacy
Event by: Institut živé filozofie, Institut H21
Location: Kampus Hybernska, Hybernská 998/4, Praha 1
Discussions and lectures
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Place: D1. The Hybernská Campus
The lecture will take place in English. The human being faces the existential reduction and constant exposure to the parties and interests that may undermine its history, freedom and philosophical reflection. This concept of privacy is essential in our society, but also very difficult to qualify and definable.
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The current Landscape of tech and Big Data Has Left Us Weightless and Disoriented and the Advent of Ai Amplified the Symptoms of Our Modern Meaning Crisis. The Human Being Faces An existential Reduction, and Constant Exposure to Parties and Interests that CAN UNDERMINE HER AGENCY, FREEDOM, AND CAPACITY FOR Philosophical Reflection.
Human Being to Access Solitude and Renew Her Sense of Self. This Concept of Privacy is Essential in Our Society, But Also Very Difficult to Qualify and Define.
That privacy has time ur identity, ur personal integrity, OUR APPETITE FOR SACREDNESS, and OR Quest for Meaning in Life.
The lecture will take place in English. The human being faces the existential reduction and constant exposure to the parties and interests that may undermine its history, freedom and philosophical reflection. This concept of privacy is essential in our society, but also very difficult to qualify and definable.
en:
The current Landscape of tech and Big Data Has Left Us Weightless and Disoriented and the Advent of Ai Amplified the Symptoms of Our Modern Meaning Crisis. The Human Being Faces An existential Reduction, and Constant Exposure to Parties and Interests that CAN UNDERMINE HER AGENCY, FREEDOM, AND CAPACITY FOR Philosophical Reflection.
Human Being to Access Solitude and Renew Her Sense of Self. This Concept of Privacy is Essential in Our Society, But Also Very Difficult to Qualify and Define.
That privacy has time ur identity, ur personal integrity, OUR APPETITE FOR SACREDNESS, and OR Quest for Meaning in Life.