Toward a Phenomenology of Addiction: Embodiment, Technology, Transcendence

Focusing on the existential roots of addiction, the book explores how desire, embodiment, and temporality shape the human experience in a digital age. By integrating Martin Heidegger's insights on technology, it examines the struggle to form a self amid the impulsiveness and depersonalization prevalent in contemporary society. This work presents a new narrative on addiction, framing it as a significant global epidemic that reflects broader human challenges.