Digitalosophy
/ˌdɪdʒ.ɪ.təlˈɒs.ə.fi/
noun
Etymology: From digital + philosophy (Greek φιλοσοφία, philosophia). English-language evolution of the Italian term Digitalogia, originally coined by Gabriele Gobbo. The term follows classical philosophical naming conventions.
1. The Philosophy
A philosophical discipline that studies the relationship between humans and digital technologies, promoting ethical, conscious, and human-centered approaches to technology use.
Digitalosophy emphasizes critical thinking over algorithmic thinking, human values over technological efficiency, and mindful engagement over passive consumption of digital content.
Core Principles
- Technology should serve human values, not replace them
- Digital awareness through critical observation and reflection
- Conscious choice over algorithmic manipulation
- Balance between online efficiency and offline humanity
- Ethical responsibility in digital communication and behavior
- Protection of human attention and mental wellbeing
2. The Neologism
The term Digitalosophy was coined by Gabriele Gobbo in 2025 as the English evolution of his Italian work on digital culture and consciousness.
Linguistic Note: Digitalosophy represents the first systematic attempt to create a philosophical framework specifically for the digital age, bridging classical philosophical inquiry with contemporary technological challenges.
3. The Profession
A Digitalosopher is a professional who studies and practices Digitalosophy, working as an educator, consultant, and advocate for conscious technology use.
For comprehensive information about the professional figure, skills, and fields of application: digitalosopher.com
4. The Book
Digitalosophy is also the title of the upcoming book "Digitalosophy - An Italian Perspective on Our Digital Age" (expected July/August 2025), which will introduce these principles to English-speaking audiences worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Digitalosophy?
Digitalosophy is a philosophical approach to digital life that emphasizes conscious, ethical, and human-centered use of technology, founded on critical thinking rather than algorithmic thinking.
Who created Digitalosophy?
Digitalosophy was created by Gabriele Gobbo in 2025, evolving from his Italian work on digital culture and the discipline of "Digitalogia."
How is Digitalosophy different from other digital approaches?
Digitalosophy focuses on philosophical and human aspects rather than technical solutions, emphasizing consciousness, ethics, and critical thinking in our relationship with technology.
What is the relationship between Digitalogia and Digitalosophy?
Digitalogia is the original Italian philosophy created by Gabriele Gobbo, while Digitalosophy is its international evolution for English-speaking audiences. Both share the same core principles of conscious digital living.
About the Author
Gabriele Gobbo is an Italian digital communication expert with over 30 years of experience in technology, education, and media. He is the creator of Digitalosophy — a cultural and philosophical approach to conscious digital living.
Co-founder of the Digital Security Festival and Vice President, he has taught at universities and contributed to Italy's digital culture evolution since the early days of personal computing.
Authorship and Registration
Digitalosophy as philosophy, neologism, and professional framework was created by Gabriele Gobbo in 2025. The term represents the English-language evolution of his work on digital culture and consciousness, originally developed through the Italian discipline of "Digitalogia."
The concept will be prominently featured in his upcoming book "Digitalosophy - An Italian Perspective on Our Digital Age" (expected July/August 2025), bringing these principles to international audiences.
Gabriele Gobbo is the originator of both the philosophical framework and the terminological system of Digitalosophy, establishing its foundational principles and professional applications.
Philosophical framework: Established 2025
Deposit: Patamu Registry - 2025
Copyright: © 2025 Gabriele Geza Gobbo - All rights reserved