Erick Valdes thinks that globalization is an existential attitude, a contemporary way of living. He presents an exegesis of globalization, seeking to prove that it is a consequence of a modern technological phenomenon, which implies new and renewed questions about the relationship between technology and ethics within the context of a time marked by the modified character of human action. Erick Valdes intends to demonstrate the need for a new foundation for what he calls "Post-Enlightened reason," namely, a set of paradigms through which the twenty-first century call out to human...