From Technocracy to Humanity

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The book is a critical philosophical work that aims to reframe the human question in the context of technocracy, data, and globalization. The work comes from the notion that knowledge is fragmented, humanity is corrupted, and invisible mechanisms are redefining fundamental categories such as freedom, justice, value, or responsibility. Rather than seeking a closed system, the book chooses interdisciplinary dialogue as a method to expose the truth. The content employs an interdisciplinary, critical, humanistic methodology, placing the human being at the center of reality while simultaneously questioning the role of norms, money, and possession as tools for shaping society. The work emphasizes the possibility of reversing opposing pairs such as necessity and freedom, value and price, and self-possession and ownership of others, to open the way to creating a new existential order. The core message of the book is to affirm the human capacity to reflect, create, and act to restore humanity in a world dominated by data power and technocracy.

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Pages: 244, Paperback, LAP Lambert Academic Publishing