Internet and the Traditional Concepts of Marriage and Love
YU Zu-wei
Abstract
YU Zu-wei
Abstract
Our society is entering a time of Internet and informatization.Internet,a newly-born medium,is popularized quickly,bringing vast changes to the ways of manufacturing,living and reasoning of human being.Gradually,it has become a potential power,pushing the development of economy,politics and culture.In the meanwhile,it also affects and shocks human being in terms of sensibility,emotion and behaviour.Undoubtedly,the Internet shatters the traditional concepts and culture of marriage and love deeply.The author points out that it is essential to analyze the influence brought by the Internet upon the traditional concepts of marriage and love in order to improve the quality of marriage,stabilize the society and maintain the good traditional culture of marriage and love.
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Our society is entering a time of Internet and informatization.Internet,a newly-born medium,is popularized quickly,bringing vast changes to the ways of manufacturing,living and reasoning of human being.Gradually,it has become a potential power,pushing the development of economy,politics and culture.In the meanwhile,it also affects and shocks human being in terms of sensibility,emotion and behaviour.Undoubtedly,the Internet shatters the traditional concepts and culture of marriage and love deeply.The author points out that it is essential to analyze the influence brought by the Internet upon the traditional concepts of marriage and love in order to improve the quality of marriage,stabilize the society and maintain the good traditional culture of marriage and love.
Key concepts: The Internet, Informatization, Order (exchange), Sociology, Sensibility, Politics, Power (physics), Quality (philosophy)