The Problem of Moral Values in the Age of Digital Globalization: A Critical Analytical Perspective from Contemporary Moral Philosophy

Abstract

This research seeks to explore the profound transformations that have occurred within the human value system under the accelerating dominance of digital globalization; as the study initiates from the premise that digitalization is no longer merely a technical medium, but has rather transformed into an epistemological and moral authority that reshapes human existence according to dry algorithmic criteria, leading to a state of liquid morality and the erosion of fixed traditional principles In this paper, the researcher employs a critical-analytical method to question the fates of values within the digital space, focusing on the concept of human dignity in the face of technical reductionist tendencies. The research concludes with the necessity of conceiving a new value framework from the perspective of contemporary moral philosophy, capable of restoring human centrality and ensuring the continuity of moral values in a world moving towards ubiquitous computing, emphasizing that digital modernity requires a critical philosophical awareness that prevents technology from becoming an end in itself .