Philosophical Analysis of Digital Identity and Privacy

This examination focuses on the philosophical implications of digital identity and privacy in the age of technology. It scrutinizes concepts of selfhood, authenticity, and data protection in digital contexts.

The relevance of privacy and identity issues in our interconnected world is significant. These concepts play key roles in discussions about personal autonomy, surveillance, and the moral responsibilities of technology corporations.

Students will be tested on their capacity to critically evaluate philosophical ideas surrounding identity and privacy. Candidates should demonstrate their understanding of contemporary debates and theoretic implications.

Preparation for this examination should include familiarity with philosophical texts addressing identity in relation to technological advancements, as well as awareness of current digital practices.