Human autonomy and the overcoming of alienation in immaterial labor with reference to Zen Buddhism
Human autonomy and the overcoming of alienation in immaterial labor with reference to Zen Buddhism
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2018
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Assumption University Press
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Prajna Vihara: The Journal of Philosophy and Religion 19, 2 (July-December 2018), 118-130
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This paper, will be a reflection on the changes in labor and
alienation in the information age. It will focus specifically
on the concept of immaterial labor and how this effects
human autonomy and the consciousness of alienation. The
paper will trace these concepts from the writings of Marx,
to the approaches of Hardt and Negri and Franco “Bifo”
Berardi. It will then show how the shortcomings of these
theories which concern human autonomy in the face of the
alienation of material labor can be complemented by the
insights into practice developed by Zen Buddhism.
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