Promises and perils of emerging technologies for human condition: voices from four postcommunist Central and East European countries

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New York: Peter Lang, International Academic Publishers (2019)
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The volume presents the views of ten authors from four PostCommunist Central and East European countries (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland and Latvia) on the impact of emerging technologies on human condition. They analyse the topic from anthropological, ethical, philosophical, ontological, empirical and legal perspectives.

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R723.P76 2019

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Liminal hotspots, transhumanism, and posthumanism.Miroslav Popper
Prolegomena to any ethical reflection on enhancement.Josef Kuře
Transhumanism and immortality.Juraj Odorčák

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