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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly [El Bueno, el Malo y el Feo]

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Author(s)
Saldías,Osvaldo
Züger, Theresa C.
Keywords
Internet
politics
governance
digital era
GE Subjects
Political ethics
Cultural ethics
Media/communication/information ethics
Cultural/intercultural ethics
General theology/other

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/193679
Abstract
"The article stems from a broader ongoing research project on Internet, Global Constitutionalism and Ethics. We attempt to brisk up traditional ethical thinking against the background of urgent questions concerning the Internet. By revisiting the perspective of cosmopolitanism that was inspired by Kant’s thesis of a universal rationality, reflecting upon Hanna Arendt’s critical analysis of moral claims and political outcome, and building on Capurro’s “net ethics”, we introduce a perspective aiming at an intercultural understanding that might guide our actions in global politics in times of the so called digital era. The article advances the idea by Hannah Arendt that a concrete example as such has moral relevance and therefore makes a case to foster this approach using “best practices” as explicit examples to follow. ["Este artículo deriva de un proyecto de investigación mayor sobre Internet, Constitucionalismo Global y Ética. En él intentamos avivar el pensamiento ético tradicional a la luz de preguntas urgentes relativas a Internet. Pasamos revista a la perspectiva del cosmopolitismo, reflexionando sobre el análisis crítico de aseveraciones morales y los resultados políticos, y, finalmente, construyendo sobre la “net ethics” de Capurro, presentamos una perspectiva que apunta a un entendimiento intercultural capaz de guiar nuestras acciones en la política global en tiempos de la denominada “era digital”. El artículo utiliza de idea de Hannah Arendt que afirma que un ejemplo concreto, como tal, tiene relevancia moral y, por ende, propone este enfoque relativo a las “mejores prácticas” como un ejemplos explícitos a seguir"]
Date
2013
Type
Article
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