Philosophical posthumanism:
Posthumanism is the philosophy of our time, a necessary perspective in the reflection about planet Earth and the future of humanity. The term 'posthuman' redefines the notion of 'the human' in tune with the scientific and bio-technological developments, and the socio-cultural, et...
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London ; New York ; Oxford ; New Delhi ; Sydney
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| Summary: | Posthumanism is the philosophy of our time, a necessary perspective in the reflection about planet Earth and the future of humanity. The term 'posthuman' redefines the notion of 'the human' in tune with the scientific and bio-technological developments, and the socio-cultural, ethical and environmental imperatives of our age. The philosophical landscape, which has since developed, includes several movements and schools of thought, such as Posthumanism, Transhumanism, Anti-humanism and New Materialism. This book explains the similarities and differences between these various currents and offers an original contribution to Philosophical Posthumanism, uncovering its historical, theoretical, ontological and epistemological horizons. Philosophical Posthumanism is a philosophy of mediation which deconstructs any strict hierarchy by embracing an interdisciplinary approach, which merges critical thinking, evolutionary biology, quantum physics and the practice of awareness, among other related fields. Its impact goes beyond academia to encompass society as a whole, emerging in the global paradigm shifts towards coexistence |
| Physical Description: | XVI, 271 Seiten |
| ISBN: | 9781350059504 1350059501 |
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| adam_text | Contents Acknowledgments Preface: The Posthuman as Exuberant Excess Rosi Braidotti Bibliographic Note Introduction: From Human to Posthuman Navigational Tool: A Glossary of Questions ix xi xvii 1 7 Part One What Is Philosophical Posthumanism? 1 Premises 2 From Postmodern to Posthuman 3 Posthumanism and Its Others 4 The Birth of Transhumanism 5 Contemporary Transhumanism(s) 6 The Roots of Transhumanism 7 Transhumanism and Techno-Enchantment 8 Posthumanist Technologies as Ways of Revealing 9 Antihumanism and the Übermensch 10 Philosophical Posthumanism Interlude 1 21 24 27 29 31 33 35 39 45 54 60 Part Two Of Which “Human” Is the Posthuman a “Post”? 11 The Power of the Hyphen 12 Humanizing 13 The Anthropological Machine 14 Almost, Human 15 Technologies of the Self as Posthumanist(Re)Sources 16 The Epiphany of Becoming Human 17 Where Does the Word “Human” Come From? 18 Mammals or Homo sapiens! Interlude 2 65 68 73 77 82 85 89 93 98
viii Contents Part Three Have Humans Always Been Posthuman? 19 Post-Anthropocentrism in the Anthropocene 20 Posthuman Life a. Bios and Zoē b. Animate/Inanimate 21 Artificial Life 22 Evolving Species 23 Posthumanities 24 Posthuman Bioethics 25 Human Enhancement 26 Cognitive Autopoiesis 27 Posthumanist Perspectivism 28 From New Materialisms to Object-Oriented Ontology 29 Philosophical Posthumanist Ontology 30 The Multiverse a. The Multiverse in Science b. The Multiverse in Philosophy c. A Thought Experiment: The Posthuman Multiverse 103 109 109 110 115 120 124 128 133 140 148 158 166 171 171 175 177 Interlude 3 183 Concluding Celebration Notes Bibliography Index 185 191 231 259
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