Steve Bellevergue

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Steve Bellevergue is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of digital technology, virtual reality, and healthcare practices. His most notable contribution, the 2019 paper "Humain, trop humain, inhumain ?", examines the profound ways in which digital tools and immersion in virtual environments are reshaping everyday life and, crucially, the delivery of care. Bellevergue engages with pressing philosophical and practical questions surrounding what it means to be human in an era of augmented reality and expanding digital ecosystems, drawing on a tradition of critical inquiry that echoes Nietzschean humanism while grounding it firmly in contemporary technological realities. His research invites healthcare professionals, ethicists, and technologists to reflect on the implications of integrating virtual and augmented worlds into therapeutic and caregiving contexts. Though still building its citation footprint — with 4 citations to date — his work addresses questions that are rapidly gaining urgency as digital transformation accelerates across medical and social care fields. Bellevergue represents an emerging voice in the French-language scholarly conversation on digital humanity, offering a thoughtful bridge between philosophical reflection and the lived realities of modern care practice.