The Alienation of Science and Technology from the Perspective of Labor Alienation Logic: Taking the Creation and Application of Metaverse as an Example
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https://doi.org/10.54691/fhss.v2i10.2430Keywords:
Metaverse; Alienation of Technology; Subjectivity.Abstract
As a new science and technology, the development and application of Metaverse will inevitably lead to the alienation of science and technology, the important manifestation of which is the deprivation of human subjectivity at multiple levels. Scientific and technological productive labor is alienated from labor products, laborers are alienated from scientific and technological labor production, human nature is alienated from scientific and technological laborers, and scientific and technological practice activities cause the alienation of interpersonal relations. Therefore, the creation of Metaverse should keep examining and alert to the possible alienation of science and technology, and enhance the coupling with the real society.
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