Comunicarea ca pivot al existenței umane - explorarea filosofiei cotidiene în contextul cercetării și inovării globale [Articol]

Abstract

The article revisits the discussion that the communication is not merely a tool of interaction but the very expression of the human condition. Starting from the premise that the human being is defined by their capacity to relate, this paper proposes a philosophical exploration of everyday communication with in a global context marked by technological, scientific, and cultural transformations. In an era of accelerated research and digital innovation, communication is constantly redefined in its forms, codes, and meanings. Yet, despite technological advancements, the human remains a being of meaning—of questioning and seeking significance through dialogue with oneself and others. This study argues that everyday philosophy—those often silent yet essential reflections on daily life—offers the key to authentic, ethical, and regenerative communication. Through an analysis of key concepts such as intersubjectivity (Jaspers, Buber), the ethics of discourse (Habermas), and technology as language (Heidegger), the paper highlights how communication underpins not only social coexistence but also the processes of research and innovation. Human communication, in this sense, becomes the space where ideas are born, contested, and transformed into actions, policies, or products.