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Философский постгуманизм [litres]
- Автор: Феррандо Франческа
- Год: 2022
- Язык: русский
- Год: Высшая школа экономики
- ISBN: 978-5-7598-2475-6
- Переводчик: Дмитрий Юрьевич Кралечкин
- Жанр: Общественные науки, социология
Электронная книга - «Философский постгуманизм [litres]». Краткое содержание книги:
Философский ландшафт, сформировавшийся в качестве реакции на кризис человека, включает несколько движений, в частности постгуманизм, трансгуманизм, антигуманизм и объектно-ориентированную онтологию. В этой книге объясняются сходства и различия данных направлений мысли, а также проводится подробное исследование ряда тем, которые подпадают под общую рубрику «постчеловек», таких как антропоцен, искусственный интеллект, биоэтика и деконструкция человека.
Особое внимание Франческа Феррандо уделяет философскому постгуманизму, который она определяет как философию медиации, изучающую смысл человека не в отрыве, а в связи с технологией и экологией. Таким образом намечается постчеловеческий сдвиг, отвечающий глобальному требованию социальных изменений, ответственной науки и сосуществования видов.
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