Оксана Чурсінова
Biographic Data
| ID | 9101599 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Оксана Чурсінова |
| GIVEN NAMES | Оксана |
| FAMILY NAME | Чурсінова |
| SIGNATURE | ЧУРСІНОВА О |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lviv Polytechnic National University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8197-8638 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Necromancy as the Threat to Civilisation Development
This article views ‘necromancy’ as the phenomenon that gradually deprives people of their evolutionarily acquired qualities, i.e. sensuality, will, emotions and reason. Using the method of historical retrospective analysis for the technical activities of previous eras, the authors state that mechanisation, dating back to the Renaissance, leads to the transformation of the human into a creature dependent on machines. Pursuant to the method of inte…
Post-Human and Trans-Human in the Future Perspective of the Humanity
The article considers the issue of chnging the main anthropic characteristics of a human under the influence of the rapid development of the latest technologies. Such changes cause the need to revise the usual interpretation of the concept of ‘human’, which is gradually being substituted by the currently popular concepts of ‘trans-’ and ‘post-human’. These concepts are favourably perceived by the techno-optimists, who believe that the latest tech…
Technoscience and the Artificial Evil
This article considers the ethical dimension of technological science (technoscience), namely, the problem of the applicability of the categories of ‘good’ and ‘evil’ to the functioning of new technologies. Aspects of evil brought about by the introduction of new technologies (i.e. lack/scarcity of resources, devaluation of human labour, ignorance of/inability to use technical tools, violations of the measure and harmony of life, etc.) are highli…
Is the Realization of the Emotional Artificial Intelligence Possible? Philosophical and Methodological Analysis
The article dwells upon the need for a thorough philosophical and methodological analysis of the nature and functions of the human’s emotional and sensual sphere in order to identify the possibilities of its implementation by means of artificial intelligence. Computers have become part and parcel of our lives, so full-fledged communication requires empowering them to recognize and express emotions. Due to the result of critical analysis, the auth…
The Use of Structural Methodology in Postmodern Concepts of Technology
The article is aimed at defining the possibilities for structural methodology to understand the phenomenon of modern technology. Some principles of postmodernists’ structural research are highlighted. The embodiment of these principles in the analytical discourse is shown, considering the state and development of technical activities and how they allow one to assess and predict future events. These predictions about mechanization, informatization…
Transgression and the Search for Identity in the Context of Gender Problem and Cyberfeminism
The article considers the features of gender researches in the context of significant changes taking place in the technical and technological sphere of modern society. The authors considered it their task to trace the evolution of the gender issue starting with the actual ignoring of scientific and technological progress realities in early feminism to the natural synthesis of this issue with the achievements of technoscience and information techn…
Philosophical and Anthropological Dimension of Technoscience
The authors of this article provide arguments for the necessity to complement the existing approaches to understanding the phenomenon of technoscience with the analysis of technoscience within the context of philosophical and anthropological interpretation of technology (F. Dessauer). The article provides a critical insight into the neutral technology assessment suggested by K. Jaspers, outlines new prospects for studying technoscience taking int…
Comparative Analysis of Bakhtin’s and Saussure’s Approaches in the Context of Structuralism and Poststructuralism
The authors prove that Bakhtin’s works are basically connected with the structural approach. The philosopher analysed this methodology, especially ideas of Saussure, Russian formalism and others. He defined both its advantages and weak sides. The authors examine the specifics of Bakhtin’s methodology which were effectively used in the creation of an original humanistic philosophy of act. In the article the causes of popularity of Bakhtin’s works …
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Comparative Analysis of Bakhtin’s and Saussure’s Approaches in the Context of Structuralism and Poststructuralism
The authors prove that Bakhtin’s works are basically connected with the structural approach. The philosopher analysed this methodology, especially ideas of Saussure, Russian formalism and others. He defined both its advantages and weak sides. The authors examine the specifics of Bakhtin’s methodology which were effectively used in the creation of an original humanistic philosophy of act. In the article the causes of popularity of Bakhtin’s works …
Philosophical and Anthropological Dimension of Technoscience
The authors of this article provide arguments for the necessity to complement the existing approaches to understanding the phenomenon of technoscience with the analysis of technoscience within the context of philosophical and anthropological interpretation of technology (F. Dessauer). The article provides a critical insight into the neutral technology assessment suggested by K. Jaspers, outlines new prospects for studying technoscience taking int…
Transgression and the Search for Identity in the Context of Gender Problem and Cyberfeminism
The article considers the features of gender researches in the context of significant changes taking place in the technical and technological sphere of modern society. The authors considered it their task to trace the evolution of the gender issue starting with the actual ignoring of scientific and technological progress realities in early feminism to the natural synthesis of this issue with the achievements of technoscience and information techn…
Is the Realization of the Emotional Artificial Intelligence Possible? Philosophical and Methodological Analysis
The article dwells upon the need for a thorough philosophical and methodological analysis of the nature and functions of the human’s emotional and sensual sphere in order to identify the possibilities of its implementation by means of artificial intelligence. Computers have become part and parcel of our lives, so full-fledged communication requires empowering them to recognize and express emotions. Due to the result of critical analysis, the auth…
The Use of Structural Methodology in Postmodern Concepts of Technology
The article is aimed at defining the possibilities for structural methodology to understand the phenomenon of modern technology. Some principles of postmodernists’ structural research are highlighted. The embodiment of these principles in the analytical discourse is shown, considering the state and development of technical activities and how they allow one to assess and predict future events. These predictions about mechanization, informatization…
Technoscience and the Artificial Evil
This article considers the ethical dimension of technological science (technoscience), namely, the problem of the applicability of the categories of ‘good’ and ‘evil’ to the functioning of new technologies. Aspects of evil brought about by the introduction of new technologies (i.e. lack/scarcity of resources, devaluation of human labour, ignorance of/inability to use technical tools, violations of the measure and harmony of life, etc.) are highli…
Post-Human and Trans-Human in the Future Perspective of the Humanity
The article considers the issue of chnging the main anthropic characteristics of a human under the influence of the rapid development of the latest technologies. Such changes cause the need to revise the usual interpretation of the concept of ‘human’, which is gradually being substituted by the currently popular concepts of ‘trans-’ and ‘post-human’. These concepts are favourably perceived by the techno-optimists, who believe that the latest tech…
Necromancy as the Threat to Civilisation Development
This article views ‘necromancy’ as the phenomenon that gradually deprives people of their evolutionarily acquired qualities, i.e. sensuality, will, emotions and reason. Using the method of historical retrospective analysis for the technical activities of previous eras, the authors state that mechanisation, dating back to the Renaissance, leads to the transformation of the human into a creature dependent on machines. Pursuant to the method of inte…
Sociology (8 works) · Epistemology (7 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Civilization (3 works) · Environmental ethics (3 works) · History (3 works) · Neuroethics, Human Enhancement, Biomedical Innovations (3 works)