Marx and Heidegger on Alienation through Technology

Jure Zovko (University of Zadar)

This talk examines the interpretation of Karl Marx's concept of alienation by Martin Heidegger in his Essays on Humanism and other works. Heidegger appreciated that Marx deeply analyzed the phenomenon of alienation from a historical perspective, and his insights went beyond traditional history and revealed the historical dimension of existence. He saw Marx as a Hegelian, emphasizing the dialectical process of reason and nature. Heidegger compared Marxs insights to the reductionist tendencies of Anglo-American positivism, highlighting the relevance of Marx's ideas in dealing with the dehumanizing effects of modern technology and metaphysical thinking.

尤里·佐夫科(Prof.Jure Zovko)当代国际哲学界具有重要影响力的学者，现任克罗地亚扎达尔大学教授。该教授在国际知名期刊发表论文百余篇，出版专著十余部。近年来，佐夫科教授活跃于全球哲学交流舞台，多次在中国高校举办讲座，探讨全球化背景下的哲学普遍性、诠释学的古典根基、生活世界与科学哲学等议题。