Vol. 71 No. 1 (2022): TRANSHUMANIST FUTURE TRENDS AND ETHICAL CHALLENEGES: A WORLD DEPICTED BY CYBORGS, BIO-ENHANCEMENT AND GENE TECHNOLOGIES

Articles

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  Transhumanism in a Cosmic Perspective

  Philip Larrey, Daniele Puleio (Author)

  3-28

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  I Think, Therefore We Are

  Jason M. Pittman (Author)

  29-44

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  Homo Kybernetes. From Onto-Genesis to the Posthuman Condition

  Žarko Paić (Author)

  45-68

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  Human genome editing technologies in the center of current transhumanistic discourse on human enhancement

  Frank Mali (Author)

  69-86

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  Cyborg networks: freedom through data with open source and implantable devices

  Kevin Rändi (Author)

  87-110

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  Sex and transhumanism

  Marius Markuckas (Author)

  111-128

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  The Borg – Glimpsing into a Nietzschean transhumanist utopia

  Andrei Nuțaș (Author)

  129-140

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  Twisting Transhumanism: Some Scope and Limits of Sorgner’s Philosophy

  Nicolás Antonio Rojas Cortés (Author)

  141-158

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  Paladins with Muscle Cramps: Immersion, MMORPG’s and Nozick’s Experience Machine

  Radu Uszkai, Emanuel Socaciu, Mihai-Valentin Cernea (Author)

  160-184

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  What Society for Our Posthuman Future? A Task for the Serious Transhumanist Thinker

  Lorin Ghirman (Author)

  185-197

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  Transhumanism gets an upgrade. Review of “We Have Always Been Cyborgs: Digital Data, Gene Technologies, and an Ethics of Transhumanism.” By Stefan L. Sorgner. Bristol, UK: Bristol University Press, 2021. 240 pages. ISBN: 978-1529219210

  Natasha Beranek (Author)

  199-206

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