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Abstract: The article "The Transformation of Digital Identity: Ontological Conflicts Between Virtual and Real Identity" explores the evolving nature of identity in the digital age. It examines how individuals navigate their identities across virtual platforms and real-world contexts, highlighting the tensions that arise from this dual existence. The piece delves into the philosophical implications of digital identity, considering how online personas can both reflect and distort an individual's true self. It discusses the impact of social media, gaming, and other digital environments on self-perception and interpersonal relationships, as well as the challenges of authenticity and representation. The article ultimately argues for a deeper understanding of the ontological conflicts that arise as individuals reconcile their virtual identities with their real-world selves.
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