Digital Globalization and Identity Challenges: Between the Intersubjectivity and Inequality

The Algerian Arab novel was able to trace the movement of time and talk about all This paper aims to shed light on an important socio-philosophical issue, namely the effects of digital globalisation on identity in the age of technological fluidity. Through this topic, we try to analyse the content of the dialectic between selling the illusion of freedom and the illusion of participatory democracy through soft slavery, which is summarised in the project of "identity", and the possibility of dialogue of identities through the project of a philosophy of recognising differences and achieving "justice of disparities". Through this study, we have come to the conclusion that digital globalisation is a dual force, as it can strip identity of its authenticity, but it can also impose and strengthen it, and the fate and final decision depends on the contemporary human being who consumes the new technologies, through his awareness and awareness of himself and what is happening around him.