Luciano Floridi (Yale University)

The Green and The Blue

Naive Ideas to Improve Politics in the Digital Age

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Produktbeschreibung

The Green and the Blue explores the opportunities in our digital age for combining green environmental policies with blue digital solutions to strengthen democracy, reform capitalism, and ensure an equitable future. World-renowned philosopher Luciano Floridi lays out a timely and convincing case for embracing responsible practices to work toward a sustainable environment and a fair society. With an engaging and readable style, The Green and the Blue offers fresh perspectives, original ideas, and bold strategies for improving political systems that emphasize the importance of cooperation, ethics, and foresight. Insightful analysis and compelling thought experiments encourage readers to think critically about the future of politics, challenge traditional notions of capitalism, and collaborate to effect meaningful change. Innovative, accessible, and forward-thinking, The Green and the Blue: Naive Ideas to Improve Politics in the Digital Age is essential reading for anyone with an interest in politics and philosophy of technology in modern society.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: John Wiley & Sons Inc
• Artikelnr. des Verlages: 1A394218740
• Seitenzahl: 272
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. November 2023
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 222mm x 152mm x 25mm
• Gewicht: 406g
• ISBN-13: 9781394218745
• ISBN-10: 1394218745
• Artikelnr.: 68105342

Autorenporträt

LUCIANO FLORIDI is the Founding Director of the Digital Ethics Center and a Professor in the Cognitive Science Program at Yale University.

Inhaltsangabe

Preface vii
Acknowledgement x
Chapter 1: The Importance of Naive Ideas 1
Chapter 2: The Digital Revolution 9
Chapter 3: The Transition from Things to Relations 24
Chapter 4: The Infosphere 41
Chapter 5: Fake News 46
Chapter 6: Digital Time 49
Chapter 7: The Onlife Experience 56
Chapter 8: A Mature Information Society 65
Chapter 9: The Human Project 71
Chapter 10: From the Social Contract to a Universal Trust 79
Chapter 11: Infraethics 85
Chapter 12: Human Interfaces 93
Chapter 13: Human Dignity 100
Chapter 14: The Problem of Leisure Occupation 109
Chapter 15: Homo: Faber, Sapiens, Ludens, and Poieticus 120
Chapter 16: A Proxy Culture 128
Chapter 17: Politics as Marketing 135
Chapter 18: Digital Grey Power 142
Chapter 19: The Digital Gift Economy 148
Chapter 20: Structural Democracy 154
Chapter 21: Stealth Democracy 162
Chapter 22: Nomos and Paideia 169
Chapter 23: Digital Sovereignty 174
Chapter 24: Green and Blue for a Sustainable and Preferable Future 188
Chapter 25: The Value of Waste 198
Chapter 26: Climate Change and the Terrible Hope 202
Chapter 27: From Self-regulation to Legislation 207
Chapter 28: Hundred Political Theses for a Mature Information Society 212
Postscript - The Information Society in the Time of the Coronavirus 233
Acknowledgements 237
References 239
Index 244