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Conflict In Network Ethics In Virtual And Real Society

Posted on:2012-02-05Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H L WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2155330335455953Subject:Ethics
Abstract/Summary:
The rapid development of network technology has deep bearing on human society. While the popularity of the network improve the quality of life to bring the convenience, but also caused social polarization:Virtual social and real social. As well as differentiation of human:Virtual people and real people. Because the virtual and openness of the network, people who are behave in reality, show dark side when they are in virtual society. This has bred a lot of ethical issues and confused:the reality "I" and virtual "I ". Which one is more close to the true self? The reality of ethics is suitable for network virtual social?The research of the network ethics before just sake of discussion completely ignored the network's virtual community and the significant social reality perceived differences and internal links, and this is precisely the key network ethics construction. It must be to hamper the effectiveness of network ethics if we are ignoring this point. Therefore, this article from the ethical point of view, by analyzing the virtual society and the real social differences between the external and internal relations, and points out that confusion might bring the two related theory and practice of negative consequences. Network ethics construction is actually solve problems that social ethics and social reality of virtual ethical how to adjust, transform and compatible, the key is to clarify the relationship between the two sides, and to find a meeting point between the two. This paper tries to solve people facing moral conflict in realistic society and virtual social through the construction of network ethics. Virtual community for the establishment of moral order to find effective ways, thus maintaining network security and the legitimate rights and interests of the main network.
Keywords/Search Tags:network, network ethics, real society, virtual society, moral conflict
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