한국윤리교육학회

In this study, in order to respond to the future environmental formatting problems of a hyper-connected society, we try to rediscover the concept of prejudice that affects correct reasoning and, based on this, explore ways to minimize prejudice. In the hyper-connected society triggered by the 4th industrial Revolution, various ethical problems caused by fake information. Therefore, in this study, the problem of overcoming prejudice is discussed as a solution, along with a psychological position on why fake information spreads. This study confirmed through Kant's concept of prejudice that prejudice can be lowered through deliberation that will clarify correct reasoning at the stage of provisional judgment that is not morally approved, through Kant's concept of prejudice. From the outset, we examined how it functions as a principle that makes irrational reasoning. In addition, Kant's concept of common sense was proposed to have an expanded thinking method that can be thought from the perspective of all others at the tentative judgment stage, suggesting a theoretical basis for overcoming the prejudice problem that may intensify in a hyper-connected society.