《虚无主义与技术》内容简介

　　·著名哲学家孙周兴推荐，尼采视角下定义人与机器的边界、探讨人与技术的关系，思考人工智能和大数据给我们带来的挑战！

　　智能穿戴设备是对生命的量化？

　　增强现实游戏蕴藏着什么危险？

　　网络喷子和人肉搜索因何猖獗？

　　搜索引擎已成为新的人类主宰？

　　尼采视角下，定义人与机器的边界！

　　塑造技术，而不仅仅被技术所塑造！!

　　献给在现实和虚拟中徘徊的每个人！

　　我们是生活在技术世界中的技术性存在者，这一点毋庸置疑，但问题是，技术能否解决一切问题？海德格尔、马尔库塞和埃鲁尔都曾提醒我们警惕技术性大众文化的兴起。人工智能和大数据的出现更是让我们产生怀疑：技术究竟是在为我们赋能，还是在奴役我们？技术会扭曲我们的目标、价值观和判断吗？技术进步是否等同于人类进步？

　　技术始终事关人类如何生活的问题，虚无主义在我们的日常生活中则无处不在，因此本书关注的不是技术，而是人性。作者诺伦·格尔茨没有参与“技术让我们变得更好还是更糟”的无尽争论，而是考察了我们所想的“更好”和“更糟”究竟意味着什么，以及这种想法在我们创造技术世界的过程中扮演着什么角色。

　　借助尼采的虚无主义哲学，本书探讨了人与技术的关系，试图揭示虚无主义与技术如何相互纠缠，从而创造一个充满技术催眠、数据驱动活动、快乐经济学、牧群网络和点击狂欢的世界。

　　作者简介：

　　诺伦·格尔茨，荷兰特温特大学应用哲学副教授，荷兰四大理工大学联盟伦理与技术中心高级研究员，研究领域主要集中在政治哲学、存在主义现象学和技术哲学的交叉地带。著有《战争与流放哲学》（2014）、《虚无主义与技术》（2018）和《虚无主义》（2019）等，曾经在《华盛顿邮报》《大西洋月刊》、澳大利亚广播公司网站、英国广播公司全球广播部采访栏目、半岛电视台、奥地利公共广播电台、爱尔兰国家独立天台和法国《哲学杂志》发表过文章和观点。

　　译者简介：

　　张红军，山东大学哲学与社会发展学院副研究员，主要从事西方哲学与美学研究，在《哲学研究》《文艺研究》等杂志上发表文章多篇，译著有《虚无主义的平庸化——20世纪对无意义感的回应》（2016）、《现代主义与虚无主义》（2017）、《狄奥提玛的孩子们——从莱布尼茨到莱辛的德国审美理性主义》（2019）、《荒诞的幽灵——现代虚无主义的根源与批判》（2020）、《虚无主义》（2022）、《尼采之前的虚无主义》（2023）等。

　　

Introduction to Nihilism and Technology

· Recommended by famous philosopher Sun Zhouxing, define the boundary between man and machine from the perspective of Nietzsche, explore the relationship between man and technology, and think about the challenges brought by artificial intelligence and big data!

Is smart wearable device the quantification of life?

What are the dangers of augmented reality games?

Why are trolls and human flesh searches rampant?

Has search engine become the new human master?

From Nietzsche's perspective, define the boundary between man and machine!

Shape technology, not just be shaped by it! !

For everyone who lingers in reality and virtual!

We are technological beings living in a technological world, there is no doubt about that, but the question is, can technology solve everything? Heidegger, Marcuse, and Erul have all warned us against the rise of technical mass culture. The advent of artificial intelligence and big data makes us wonder whether technology is empowering us or enslaving us. Does technology distort our goals, values, and judgments? Is technological progress equal to human progress?

Technology has always been about how humans live, and nihilism is pervasive in our daily lives, so this book focuses not on technology but on human nature. Rather than engage in the endless debate about whether technology is making us better or worse, author Noren Goertz examines what it really means to think "better" and "worse" and what role that thinking plays in how we create the technological world.

Drawing on Nietzsche's philosophy of nihilism, this book explores the relationship between man and technology, attempting to reveal how nihilism and technology are intertwined to create a world of technological hypnosis, data-driven activities, the economics of pleasure, herding networks, and click-through revelry.

About the author:

Noren Goertz is an associate professor of applied philosophy at the University of Twente and a senior research fellow at the Center for Ethics and Technology, a consortium of the four major technical universities in the Netherlands. His research focuses on the intersection of political philosophy, existential phenomenology and philosophy of technology. He is the author of Philosophy of War and Exile (2014), Nihilism and Technology (2018) and Nihilism (2019). He has published articles and opinions in The Washington Post, The Atlantic Monthly, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation website, BBC World Service Interviews, Al Jazeera, Austrian Public Radio, the Irish National Independence Tower, and the French Journal of Philosophy.

About the Translator

Zhang Hongjun is an associate researcher at the School of Philosophy and Social Development of Shandong University. He is mainly engaged in the research of Western philosophy and aesthetics. He has published many articles in magazines such as Philosophical Research and Literature Research. His translations include The Banalization of Nihilism: Twentieth-Century Responses to the Sense of Meaninglessness (2016), Modernism and Nihilism (2017), The Children of Theotima: German Aesthetic Rationalism from Leibniz to Lessing (2019), The Phantom of the Absurd: Roots and Critique of Modern Nihilism (2020), and Nihilism Righteousness (2022), Nihilism Before Nietzsche (2023), etc.