The book "Human - Nature - Technology" offers an in-depth analysis of the interactions between normative processes and the understanding of human existence in the context of contemporary cultural and technological innovations. The contributions in this volume illuminate how rapid technological developments challenge traditional normative boundaries that are often taken for granted. In particular, the role of technologies such as Artificial Intelligence is examined, which transform the spectrum of human action and raise associated ethical challenges. The authors discuss the necessity of considering these normative processes in light of social and cultural changes, without neglecting the implicit notions of what it means to be human. This collection of essays, arising from an international conference, provides diverse perspectives on the anthropological and normative implications that often remain hidden in the current debate.