Digital Citizenship: Language, Ethics and Identity in Cyberspace

We live in an age in which the body inhabits physical reality, while the mind dwells in an invisible territory: cyberspace.
Digital Citizenship explores this new landscape of the human condition through a perspective that brings together depth psychology, philosophy of language, and poetic sensitivity.

Starting from the notion of the digital field as a collective psychological space, Stefania Lucchetti leads the reader on a journey through the themes of identity, relationship, and ethics in a connected society.

Through clear and visionary prose, the author examines:

• the transformation of attention and language in the age of algorithms;
• the emotional dynamics of virtual groups and new forms of mediated empathy;
• the ethics of seeing and the responsibility of words within the digital field;
• the emergence of a collective consciousness, where online presence becomes a political and spiritual act.

What emerges is an essay that does more than describe our time: it interprets it as an evolution of the human mind.
Digital Citizenship is a call to rediscover an active and attentive language, to transform connection into relationship and presence into awareness.

A profound yet accessible work, capable of speaking both to readers interested in the cultural and psychological transformations of the internet and to those seeking a humanistic reflection on our technological destiny.