Overview

Inheriting the philosophical foundation from The Philosophy of the Human, this new volume delves deeper into a critical investigation of human life's alienation, differentiation, and commodification under modern power, knowledge, and economic exchange systems. Liberating Reason, Reconstructing Humanity: An Interdisciplinary Philosophical Paradigm offers a groundbreaking framework to confront the dehumanizing tendencies of the technocratic age, instrumental rationality, and the commodification of life. Rooted in the philosophy of the real human being, the book critiques abstract and metaphysical models of science while emphasizing the dialectical unity between humans, nature, society, and creative practice. The author does not view philosophy as a closed academic system but redefines it as a way of living-intertwined with the body, emotion, critical thinking, and creativity. Through a method of inversion and transformation between opposing pairs-such as necessity and freedom, instinct and creativity, matter and consciousness-the book reveals the deep contradictions of modern life, where human beings are reduced to data, and truth becomes an instrument of power.