Artificial Intelligence, Enlightenment, and Shapes of Faith Today

Three discourses are of outstanding relevance for any philosophical investigation of contemporary thought: firstly, the discourse on Artificial Intelligence and on digital communication; secondly, investigations that deal with today's complex reconceptualizations of Enlightenment; thirdly, reflections on recent attempts to philosophically explore religion through investigations of the shapes of faith today. Structured into three parts, this book assembles twelve essays which examine the antagonistic interrelations of these three discourses, as well as their mutual supplementation. Ludwig Nagl, ao. University Professor (ret.), Department of Philosophy, University of Vienna, Austria, focuses his research on Contemporary Philosophy and American Pragmatism.