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Eco-Digital
에코 디지털
Eco-Digital is a practical humanities that understands matter, energy, data, algorithms, sensation, relations, and responsibility as a single ecological chain within Artificial Nature, where technology has already become the human environment, and seeks to redesign that environment for coexistence.
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Canonical definition
Eco-Digital is a critical and practical humanities that recognizes Artificial Nature as an ecosystem and seeks to transform efficiency-centered technological environments into relational environments capable of coexistence by considering together technology’s material costs, algorithmic arrangements, sensory effects, and relational responsibilities.
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에코 디지털은 인공자연을 하나의 생태계로 인식하고 기술의 물질적 비용, 알고리즘적 배열, 감각적 효과, 관계적 책임을 함께 고려함으로써 효율 중심의 기술환경을 공존 가능한 관계환경으로 전환하려는 비판적·실천적 인문학이다.
Problem statement
Eco-Digital is not anti-technological. Once Artificial Nature has become a living environment, returning outside technology cannot be the solution. The question is not whether to eliminate technology, but within what relations we are to coexist with it.
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Related concepts and relation status
- Artificial NatureProvisional relation · author review pending
- MechanoceneProvisional relation · author review pending
- Friction TransparencyProvisional relation · author review pending
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Lee, Yongwook. “Eco-Digital.” ReHumanities Knowledge, version 1.0. https://knowledge.leehumanities.com/concepts/eco-digital.
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