提出面向数字时代的文化人文新范式，强调伦理与人的中心地位。
Towards a Manifesto for Cyber Humanities: Paradigms, Ethics, and Prospects
- 构建以人类为中心的跨学科知识体系框架
- 提出十条算法反思原则，重塑文化记忆机制
- 适合关注技术伦理与人文未来的研究者
数字基础设施与算法系统的加速演进正深刻改变人文学科的知识与文化实践。基于数字人文与数字人本主义传统，'网络人文'（Cyber Humanities）旨在为后数字时代的人文研究提供批判性重构。本文提出一个灵活框架，融合伦理设计、可持续数字实践与参与式知识系统，依托一份十诫原则清单，呼吁学界重新审视影响文化、创造力与集体记忆的算法基础设施。网络人文并非现有实践的简单延伸，而是计算媒介化世界中人文学探究的基础范式。关键词：网络人文、数字人文、跨学科认识论、算法反思性、以人为本的AI、伦理设计、知识生态系统、数字主权、认知基础设施。
原文摘要 · Abstract (English)
The accelerated evolution of digital infrastructures and algorithmic systems is reshaping how the humanities engage with knowledge and culture. Rooted in the traditions of Digital Humanities and Digital Humanism, the concept of "Cyber Humanities" proposes a critical reconfiguration of humanistic inquiry for the post-digital era. This Manifesto introduces a flexible framework that integrates ethical design, sustainable digital practices, and participatory knowledge systems grounded in human-centered approaches. By means of a Decalogue of foundational principles, the Manifesto invites the scientific community to critically examine and reimagine the algorithmic infrastructures that influence culture, creativity, and collective memory. Rather than being a simple extension of existing practices, "Cyber Humanities" should be understood as a foundational paradigm for humanistic inquiry in a computationally mediated world. Keywords: Cyber Humanities, Digital Humanities, Transdisciplinary Epistemology, Algorithmic Reflexivity, Human-centered AI, Ethics-by-Design, Knowledge Ecosystems, Digital Sovereignty, Cognitive Infrastructures
Thank you to arXiv for use of its open access interoperability. PaperDance 不是 arXiv 官方产品；中文卡片由大模型生成，请以原文为准。