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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Artificial intelligence has changed the world-but not the mind. What it has changed is how the mind understands itself.In this defining work on the psychology of modern life, RJ Starr, psychology professor and author of The Psychology of Being Human: An Authoritative Guide to Mind, Emotion and Meaning, explores what it means to remain psychologically whole in an era when human thought, creativity, and emotion are being replicated by machines. Drawing from cognitive science, existential theory, moral psychology, and systems thinking, Starr examines the inner adaptations required to stay aware, balanced, and meaningfully human in a world that never stops accelerating.The Artificial Era is not simply technological-it is psychological. It asks people to rethink identity, purpose, and maturity in the presence of intelligence that mirrors their own. As algorithms learn to imitate empathy and language, humanity must learn to cultivate something deeper: consciousness itself. This book offers the framework to do exactly that.Through twelve compelling chapters, Starr maps the psychological architecture of modern life. Each chapter examines a core domain of adaptation-attention, emotion, conscience, resilience, empathy, creativity, learning, and meaning-and shows how these capacities can evolve to match the complexity of the systems surrounding them. The result is not a manual for resisting change, but a blueprint for evolving consciously within it.At its core, The Psychology of the Artificial Era is a call for collective maturity-the realization that intelligence without empathy is not progress but peril. Human survival, Starr argues, will depend less on technical knowledge than on emotional intelligence, moral reasoning, and the ability to integrate rather than divide. Awareness, when practiced deliberately, becomes both the anchor and the frontier of modern life-a form of psychological self-governance in a mediated world.Drawing on research from figures like Albert Bandura on self-efficacy, Daniel Siegel on integration, and Viktor Frankl on meaning, Starr weaves scientific insight with cultural reflection and philosophical depth. Humanity's next stage of evolution, he suggests, is not external but internal-the growth of consciousness capable of holding power without losing proportion, and intelligence balanced by moral restraint.This is not a dystopian warning or a futurist prediction. It is a work of public psychology, written with calm authority and deep empathy, meant to steady readers who feel disoriented by constant change. Starr examines the emotional cost of acceleration, the cognitive effects of distraction, and the moral challenges of automation-but he also offers a grounded path forward: cultivating awareness, emotional depth, and ethical imagination as the new literacies of survival.With clarity and compassion, The Psychology of the Artificial Era reframes technology as a mirror rather than a monster. It reminds readers that what defines humanity is not what it can build, but what it can understand. To stay human is to stay awake-to choose reflection over reaction, connection over performance, and meaning over noise.In a time when information overwhelms and automation outpaces, this book reclaims psychology as the discipline of awareness-the art of remaining present, discerning, and human amid simulation. It speaks to scholars, professionals, and ordinary readers alike who sense that the real crisis of the modern age is not artificial intelligence, but artificial living.More than a book about technology, The Psychology of the Artificial Era is a book about consciousness-written for those who want to live wisely within change rather than fear it, and for those who understand that maturity-not machinery-will determine the future. Codice articolo 9798999629326
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Artificial intelligence has changed the world-but not the mind. What it has changed is how the mind understands itself.In this defining work on the psychology of modern life, RJ Starr, psychology professor and author of The Psychology of Being Human: An Authoritative Guide to Mind, Emotion and Meaning, explores what it means to remain psychologically whole in an era when human thought, creativity, and emotion are being replicated by machines. Drawing from cognitive science, existential theory, moral psychology, and systems thinking, Starr examines the inner adaptations required to stay aware, balanced, and meaningfully human in a world that never stops accelerating.The Artificial Era is not simply technological-it is psychological. It asks people to rethink identity, purpose, and maturity in the presence of intelligence that mirrors their own. As algorithms learn to imitate empathy and language, humanity must learn to cultivate something deeper: consciousness itself. This book offers the framework to do exactly that.Through twelve compelling chapters, Starr maps the psychological architecture of modern life. Each chapter examines a core domain of adaptation-attention, emotion, conscience, resilience, empathy, creativity, learning, and meaning-and shows how these capacities can evolve to match the complexity of the systems surrounding them. The result is not a manual for resisting change, but a blueprint for evolving consciously within it.At its core, The Psychology of the Artificial Era is a call for collective maturity-the realization that intelligence without empathy is not progress but peril. Human survival, Starr argues, will depend less on technical knowledge than on emotional intelligence, moral reasoning, and the ability to integrate rather than divide. Awareness, when practiced deliberately, becomes both the anchor and the frontier of modern life-a form of psychological self-governance in a mediated world.Drawing on research from figures like Albert Bandura on self-efficacy, Daniel Siegel on integration, and Viktor Frankl on meaning, Starr weaves scientific insight with cultural reflection and philosophical depth. Humanity's next stage of evolution, he suggests, is not external but internal-the growth of consciousness capable of holding power without losing proportion, and intelligence balanced by moral restraint.This is not a dystopian warning or a futurist prediction. It is a work of public psychology, written with calm authority and deep empathy, meant to steady readers who feel disoriented by constant change. Starr examines the emotional cost of acceleration, the cognitive effects of distraction, and the moral challenges of automation-but he also offers a grounded path forward: cultivating awareness, emotional depth, and ethical imagination as the new literacies of survival.With clarity and compassion, The Psychology of the Artificial Era reframes technology as a mirror rather than a monster. It reminds readers that what defines humanity is not what it can build, but what it can understand. To stay human is to stay awake-to choose reflection over reaction, connection over performance, and meaning over noise.In a time when information overwhelms and automation outpaces, this book reclaims psychology as the discipline of awareness-the art of remaining present, discerning, and human amid simulation. It speaks to scholars, professionals, and ordinary readers alike who sense that the real crisis of the modern age is not artificial intelligence, but artificial living.More than a book about technology, The Psychology of the Artificial Era is a book about consciousness-written for those who want to live wisely within change rather than fear it, and for those who understand that maturity Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798999629326
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Psychology of the Artificial Era | Rj Starr | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | RJ Starr | EAN 9798999629326 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. Codice articolo 134211199
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