Big data is a new factor in the development of labor structure. From the ontological point of view, the definition of data is to examine the data as the basis of material, energy, and information and to deduce the essence of data. From the perspective of the path, this paper concludes that big data is the path to explain the internal relationship between big data and labor structure and to clarify the relationship between big data and labor objects, the relationship between big data and labor tools, and the relationship between big data and laborers. Then the conclusion is that the essence of using big data by workers is to create workers in reverse with the labor behavior of big data as the object and tool of labor. First, truth in terms of value means that the source of big data is truth based on objective reality. Second, the advantage refers to the benefits of big data for practice. Third, it is proposed that the soul of beauty is a bridge between subject and object, communicating subject and object through human practice. In short, a close combination of big data and human labor is needed for people to achieve freedom.

Weiyi Fan, Jianping Gao. From Data to Big Data: A Study from the Perspective of Subject-object Dialectics in Labor Structure. International Journal of Frontiers in Sociology (2023), Vol. 5, Issue 11: 122-126. https://doi.org/10.25236/IJFS.2023.051120.

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