Author(s)

Ma Xinyi ¹

Affiliation(s)

¹ Shandong University, Jinan, Shandong, China

Corresponding Author

Ma Xinyi

ABSTRACT

The development of science and technology has always been closely related to the history of human civilization. In the contemporary era of rapid technological development, art inevitably merges with science and technology at a deeper level, and the technologicalization of art and the artisticization of technology have become the general trend. With the rapid development of technology, the art that coexists with technology is bound to continue to update and develop, and the connotation of art will be richer. The continuous intervention of technology in art has also caused a series of problems. Therefore, in the context of an era when emerging science and technology have become an important driving force for social development, it is increasingly important to pay attention to the future society and re-examine the relationship between humans and machines, art and technology. In the development and application of modern technology, it is the ultimate significance of technological aesthetics research to pay attention to the living conditions of people, pursue the fullness and richness of human nature, and constantly return to the root of aesthetics, so as to finally make the integration of art and technology have a humanistic care.

KEYWORDS

Technical Aesthetics; Inhumanity; Instrumental Rationality

CITE THIS PAPER

Ma Xinyi, Reflection on Technological Aesthetics of Inhuman Tendency in Technological Development. Philosophy Journal (2023) Vol. 2: 1-6. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/phij.2023.020101.

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