A técnica e a reconfiguração da existência: diálogos críticos sobre o ser em Heidegger, a aura em Benjamin e o ciborgue em Haraway

Abstract

This work investigates technique/technology as a decisive field where forms of life and ethical horizons are disputed. Through an analysis of Heidegger, Benjamin, and Haraway, it is argued that technology is not an instrument, but a force that reconfigures existence. Heidegger reveals its essence as Ge-stell, a structure that disposes the world as a resource, now intensified by algorithmic logic. Benjamin shows how technical reproduction dissolves the aura and politicizes experience, radicalized by AI. Haraway proposes, with the cyborg, a hybrid ontology for resistance. It is concluded that inhabiting contemporary technique/technology demands meditative attention, the politicization of digital aesthetics, and the affirmation of hybridity as an emancipatory path in the face of the challenges of artificial intelligence.