How to be yourself in an Online World

In Fritz Allhoff, Kristie Miller & Marlene Clark (eds.), Dating ‐ Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 180–194 (2010-09-24)
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This chapter contains sections titled: “Meeting” on the Internet From Virtual to Real World Meeting Dating, Objectification, and Self‐Definition Dating and Authenticity.

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how to be yourself in an online world   “Meeting” on the Internet ‐ shorthand way, how we became aware of each other   difference between “meeting” online – virtual meeting – and meeting in person   common virtual meeting, meeting in person ‐ temporal vagueness and fragmentariness of the former   virtual meetings, temporally vague ‐ kind of fragmentation of the experienced “other”   virtual meeting, face‐to‐face encounters ‐ the two becoming phenomenologically indistinguishable   from virtual to real world meeting   dating, objectification, and self‐definition ‐ failure to meet others in an “I‐Thou” encounter   dating and authenticity ‐ Internet daters, shifting from one mode of interaction to another   Sartrean terms, falling into bad faith (inauthenticity) ‐ denying either our facticity or our capacity for transcendence

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