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Conversion mechanism theory and human alienation Cyberspace

Author: WangHui
Tutor: WangHuiZuo
School: Huazhong University of Science and Technology
Course: Philosophy of Science and Technology
Keywords: Cyberspace The alienation Human behavior Conversion mechanism theory
CLC: G206
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2010
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Abstract

Cyberspace is the technical support people use up a virtual space, the subject can simulate the real world in which some of the activities, you can also do a lot of real-world things that can not be achieved, greatly enrich their experience. Cyberspace appears to people's lives has brought great convenience to people's lives greatly enriched the content of subjectivity has played a certain role in promoting. However, due to their own shortcomings and human technology improper use and other reasons, the subject appeared in cyberspace apathy, decreased motility and other phenomena that occurred in people's alienation. Conversion mechanism theory was first put forward by the American scholar Sieber, including the use of classification, to appease the task over, functional split, target replacement and stimulate other seven conversion mechanism. The theory mainly from the lack of knowledge of the human mind and misconduct to illustrate aspects of the matter to the cause of failure and effect process. Cyberspace human alienation occurs the result of many reasons, human misconduct is one of the important reasons, this paper attempts to use conversion mechanism theory is mainly from the human point of view to analyze the human alienation cyberspace occurrence process, and puts forward some countermeasures. Full discussion is divided into three parts, the first part of the cyberspace, the alienation and conversion mechanism theories relevant contents were introduced. The second part of the theory of the use of transition mechanisms of human alienation of cyberspace are analyzed, discussed different transition mechanisms on the alienation effect: classification mechanism in the body due exaggerate the role of cyberspace, ignoring its drawbacks, for cyberspace excessive generalization alienation resulting from the use of occurrence; using the mechanisms of the cyberspace for the benefit of mankind as being themselves and for other purposes related to the main harbor as a result of the use of the alienation of the occurrence; goal substitution mechanism in the body obsession Cyberspace generated in the role of subjectivity forgotten the purpose of development of the role of the pursuit of cyberspace replaced the original purpose of promoting the development of subjectivity which prompted the alienation of occurrence; appease mechanism with the subject content to conquer the object comes a sense of victory, ignoring the body's own thinking and alienation caused by the generation of improvement; functional imbalance sided emphasis on the main mechanism of the development of objective conditions, required for the development of the subject seriously enough subjective conditions which prompted the alienation occurred; Part III For the second part of the analysis, namely summarizes the various mechanisms of human enlightenment and propose countermeasures. Cases the use of mechanisms for people to have two aspects of enlightenment: on the one hand, things have two sides, two aspects of the subject should be from the pros to predict the consequences of the use of technology and to take appropriate preventive measures, and not only see their profits side; another On the one hand, the values ??of technical designers and professional level of the use of technology plays an important role in improving the overall quality technical designer for ensuring active use of technology plays an irreplaceable role. Mechanism for the use of the alienation effect, and a combination of these revelations can be both from a technical and humanistic take appropriate countermeasures.

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