La trampa de la comodidad: seudo-innovación, confort digital y erosión de la condición humana

          This theoretical essay offers an interdisciplinary reflection on the anthropological, ethical, and cultural implications of contemporary technological innovation oriented toward comfort, immediacy, and efficiency. Drawing on contributions from psychopolitics, sociology of character, techno...

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Publicado en:Revista de Investigación Valor Agregado
Autor principal: Niño de Guzmán Miranda, Juan Carlos
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Lenguaje:español
Publicado: Universidad Peruana Unión 2025
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Sumario:          This theoretical essay offers an interdisciplinary reflection on the anthropological, ethical, and cultural implications of contemporary technological innovation oriented toward comfort, immediacy, and efficiency. Drawing on contributions from psychopolitics, sociology of character, technology critique, design studies, and theological anthropology, it examines how forms of so-called pseudo-innovation may generate tensions with fundamental human capacities such as self-discipline, personal management of life with intention, criteria, and responsibility, narrative identity, and meaningful conversation. Without asserting direct causal relationships between technology and human decline, the essay suggests that the systematic delegation of cognitive, relational, and moral effort constitutes a relevant phenomenon for understanding certain vulnerabilities of contemporary subjects. It argues that the core issue lies not in technology itself, but in the erosion of ethical, social, and anthropological criteria necessary to distinguish between innovations that support human development and those that undermine it. The essay presents a foundational conceptual framework to enrich scholarly discussions of innovation, character, and human meaning in digital societies.
ISSN:2413-5836
2410-1168