L’embodiment negli ambienti digitali: dal paradigma intersoggettivo alla transcorporeità

The issue of embodiment in digital and virtual environments represents one of the most complex themes of contemporary philosophical research and a testing ground for the anti-dualistic approach, developed in response to the Cartesian mind/body problem. In this article, I propose a brief critical genealogy of the concept of the digital environment, centered on the mind/body dualism, with the aim of highlighting – through a concrete case of interaction in a digital environment – the inefficacy of the dualistic paradigm as well as the response offered by classical phenomenology, concluding with a radically anti-dualistic perspective of the real-virtual relationship, founded on a transcorporeal conception of digital environments and interaction within them.