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To be or not to be fully human?

To be or not to be fully human? Where Ancient Wisdom confronts our Modern Age: The sauvage, the Transhuman and our hoped for Archaic Renaissance

Written by Paul Wildman and Iona Miller

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Article Index

  • Singularity
  • State of the Future
  • Vernor Vinge: Singularity
  • Quotient of Empathy
  • Pigs Might Fly
  • Imagining Society and Politics
  • Transhumanism, Utopia and Self
  • Transhumanism and Compatible Political systems
  • Risk and Transhumanism
  • Augmentation or Argumentation
  • Vinge Critical Reflections on
  • Futures, action research and change
  • The Dignity of Disability versus Trans-humanism
  • Transhumanism becomes a significant force
  • Life Futures:
  • 21st Century Renaissance and Education
  • To be or not to be fully human?
  • Four Transhuman Scenarios
  • Salvaging the Sauvage ~ an artificer trilogy
  • Consciousness, Cosmic Evolution, and the Technological Singularity
  • Ethics of Transhumanism and re-discovery of Platonic Science
  • Science-Art Duty of Care for Transhumanism
  • Transhumans not Transhumanism
  • Faith Prespective
  • Cultural Paradigm Shift – a counterpoint to Transhumanism
  • A Complex Adaptive Systems perspective
  • Human beings, Transhumans & the Indigenous
  • World Brain HG Wells
  • Transhumanism and Its Discontents
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