Virtual Practice Theory

Author: Zhang Mingcang
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book primarily discusses the rise of virtual practice, a significant feature of the digital age. It begins by examining the intrinsic connection between "technology-practice-human," explores the historical emergence of virtual practice, and provides an in-depth analysis of the subject, object, medium, essence, types, characteristics, transformative significance, and philosophical implications of virtual practice. Driven by contemporary technological revolutions, virtual practice is becoming a new form of human existence, and virtual society is emerging as a new form of social existence. This book is a systematic philosophical monograph on virtual practice, aiming to reflect on its true meaning, reveal its philosophical implications, and clarify human self-understanding and self-transcendence in the digital age.