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https://doi.org/10.51728/issn.2637-1480.2007.267

The game of virtual identities

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Spahija Kozlić
Spahija Kozlić
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Abstract

One of the valid definitions of bio-ethics as integrating biological knowledge with ¨the knowledge about human value systems¨(Van Rensselaer Potter) necessarily refers to a great task confronting this recent science. Accordingly, reflections upon a man-Internet relation seen as a new community and net-ethics meaning searching for ¨conscience¨ of virtual world, bring us to a cyber-sphere, the fourth dimension of the space. Acting in this on-line space imposes a redefining the notion of an identity, communication, social group and culture. Key words: net-ethics, bio-ethics, virtual community, cyber-space.

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