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Contemporary Posthuman

Name: Contemporary Posthuman
Brand: Ethics International Press Ltd
SKU: 39222298
Price: 94.49 EUR
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Author: Steven Umbrello
ISBN: 9781804410103

Steven Umbrello

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Codice Libristo: 39222298

Casa editrice Ethics International Press Ltd, febbraio 2022

The interest in what can be considered 'posthumanism' has surged over the past few years. There is n... Descrizione completa

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The interest in what can be considered 'posthumanism' has surged over the past few years. There is no surprise as to why, given the urgency and immanence of a likely sixth mass extinction event, and the catastrophic consequences of global warming. These processes, all of which fundamentally rest on the foundations of human practices and abuses, are forcing us to rethink our place in existence.

The foundations of this position have a history firmly rooted in the daily practices and beliefs of Western cultures. The Contemporary Posthuman confronts these assumptions of truth, head-on. The author follows his conceptual journey with practical steps for putting his philosophy into practice, by drawing on philosophy, design, art, and architecture.