"Second Life": Virtual and illusion space

Authors

  • Aziz Namane Discourse Analysis Laboratory, Mouloud Mammeri University, Tizi-Ouzou (Algeria)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34174/2akr8m23

Keywords:

Virtuality, Culture, Second Life, Symptoms, Illusion

Abstract

The human being of today, who communicates through the screens of the virtual world, is positioned at the heart of the action image, as is the case in the space of exchange and play called «Second Life». It remains in subsequent interaction in which each abyss is transformed into a problem, clinging to the mirage of the realization of illusion and the multiple and varied transition between image spaces in constant formation. This is one of the things that keeps him in a waking dream in which his identity is scattered and the characteristics of his personality and culture are confused, and it is one of the things that raises the possibility that his virtual environment is moving away from his humanity.

The virtual world, which continues to give the illusion of the establishment of an alternative discourse at all levels of life, encourages us to seek the symptoms of the culture of transformation. One of the objectives of research on the virtual world and to show the repercussions of its discourse on reality and its revolution that makes believe in the difference, is to highlight the effects of all this in the environments of human society in the third millennium, and the degree of its contribution to the creation of a new consciousness, ideologies and lifestyles that virtual/human groups share/live.

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Published

2024-10-31

How to Cite

Namane, A. (2024). "Second Life": Virtual and illusion space. Journal of Human Sciences , 35(3), 263-269. https://doi.org/10.34174/2akr8m23