Back to Ethics: Ecological Ethical Dilemmas and Restoration in the Era of Big Data
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54097/ijeh.v11i3.14463Keywords:
Big data era; Ecological ethics; Repair.Abstract
The rapid development of information technology marks the arrival of the era of big data, and in the era of big data, the abnormal ecological ethics of man and nature alienated by the logic of capital highlights the body-centered and ecological imperialism under the digital existence, which points to the basic problems of "human thinking set in ecological practice" and "ecological governance responsibility". Ethical diseases must be solved with ethical prescriptions. Facing the two ethical problems, we should adhere to the basic stand of Marxist ecological ethics and absorb the essence of western environmental ethics. Specifically, in the innovation of embodied paradigm, we should change from "data" to "life"; In the transformation of thinking paradigm, we should change from "anthropocentrism" to "non-anthropocentrism"; In the transformation of responsibility ethics, we should change from "solipsism" to "otherness". In the transformation of human existence mode, we should change from "I think" to "true existence".
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