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(Volume 20 Issue 1)
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20 (1) Dec 2008 |
i-ii |
Russell Blackford |
Editorial: Celebrating our past, imagining our future |
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20 (1) Dec 2008 |
1-22 |
Eric Steinhart |
Teilhard de Chardin and Transhumanism |
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20 (1) Dec 2008 |
23-28 |
Colin Farrelly |
Three Wishes |
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Becoming More Than Human: Technology and the Post-Human Condition Special Issue (Volume 19 Issue 1)
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19(1) Sep 2008 |
i-v |
Sky Marsen |
"Introduction" |
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19(1) Sep 2008 |
1-2 |
Cory Doctorow |
"Leaving Behind More Than a Knucklebone" |
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19(1) Sep 2008 |
3-7 |
Patrick D. Hopkins |
"A Moral Vision for Transhumanism" |
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19(1) Sep 2008 |
8-16 |
William Sims Bainbridge |
"Cognitive Expansion Technologies" |
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19(1) Sep 2008 |
17-27 |
Samuel H. Kenyon |
"Would You Still Love Me If I Was A Robot?" |
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19(1) Sep 2008 |
28-34 |
Riccardo Campa |
"Pure Science and the Posthuman Future" |
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19(1) Sep 2008 |
35-41 |
Gregory E. Jordan |
"The Invention of Man: A Response to C. S. Lewis' The Abolition of Man" |
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19(1) Sep 2008 |
42-50 |
Joseph Jackson |
"The Amorality of Preference: A Response to the Enemies of Enhancement" |
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19(1) Sep 2008 |
51-61 |
PJ Manney |
"Empathy in the Time of Technology: How Storytelling is the Key to Empathy" |
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19(1) Sep 2008 |
62-66 |
George Dvorsky |
"Better Living through Transhumanism" |
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19(1) Sep 2008 |
67-72 |
Nick Bostrom |
"Letter from Utopia" |
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HETHR Special Issue (Volume 18 Issue 1)
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18(1) May 2008 |
i-vi |
James Hughes |
"Introduction" |
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THE ETHICS OF ENHANCEMENT |
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18(1) May 2008 |
1-9 |
Patrick Hopkins |
"Is Enhancement Worthy of Being a Right?" |
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18(1) May 2008 |
10-26 |
Fritz Allhoff |
"Germ Line Genetic-Enhancement and Rawlsian Primary Goods" |
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18(1) May 2008 |
27-34 |
Martin Gunderson |
"Enhancing Human Rights: How the Use of Human Rights Treaties to Prohibit Genetic Engineering Weakens Human Rights" |
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18(1) May 2008 |
35-41 |
Patrick Lin and Fritz Allhoff |
"Against Unrestricted Human Enhancement" |
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18(1) May 2008 |
42-49 |
Fred Gifford |
"Ethical Issues in Enhancement Research" |
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18(1) May 2008 |
50-55 |
Aubrey de Grey |
"Our Right to Life" |
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DEMOCRACY, DIVERSITY AND ENHANCEMENT |
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18(1) May 2008 |
56-69 |
Gregory Fowler and Kirk Allison |
"Technology and Citizenry: A Model for Public Consultation in Science Policy Formation" |
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18(1) May 2008 |
70-78 |
Laura Colleton |
"The Elusive Line Between Enhancement and Therapy and Its Effects on Health Care in the U.S." |
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18(1) May 2008 |
79-85 |
Anita Silvers |
"The right not to be normal as the essence of freedom" |
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18(1) May 2008 |
86-93 |
Martin Gunderson |
"Genetic Engineering and the Consent of Future Persons" |
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COGNITIVE ENHANCEMENT |
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18(1) May 2008 |
94-107 |
Martine Rothblatt |
"Are We Transbemans Yet?" |
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18(1) May 2008 |
108-115 |
Mark Walker |
"Cognitive Enhancement and the Identity Objection" |
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18(1) May 2008 |
116-123 |
Eva Caldera |
"Cognitive Enhancement and Theories of Justice: Contemplating the Malleability of Nature and Self" |
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18(1) May 2008 |
124-128 |
Dawn Jakubowski |
"Cognitive Enhancement and Liberatory Possibilities of Antidepressant Therapy" |
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18(1) May 2008 |
129-142 |
George Dvorsky |
"All Together Now: Considerations for biologically uplifting non-human animals" |
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Volume 17 Issue 1 |
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17(1) Jan 2008 |
1-12 |
Alessandro Tomasi |
"The Role of Intimacy in the Evolution of Technology" | |
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17(1) Jan 2008 |
13-22 |
Bill Hibbard |
"The Technology of Mind and a New Social Contract" | |
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17(1) Mar 2008 |
23-35 |
Kurmo Konsa |
"Artificialisation Of Culture: Challenges to and from Posthumanism" | |
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17(1) Mar 2008 |
36-44 |
V.R. Manoj |
"Spiritual Transcendence in Transhumanism" | |
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17(1) Mar 2008 |
45-58 |
Sky Marsen |
"The Role of meaning in Human Thinking" | |
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17(1) Mar 2008 |
59-70 |
Tim Clark |
"Carter's Cartesian Paraphrase and 'Operational Autonomy': The Carter-Bostrom Anthropic Principle, the Principle of Mediocrity, and 'Being No One...'" | |
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17(1) Mar 2008 |
71-72 |
Randy Mayes |
A review of J. Craig Venter's A Life Decoded
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17(1) Mar 2008 |
73-74 |
Anoop Gupta |
Anthropocentrism revisited. A Review of Marc D. Hauser's Wild Minds
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17(1) Mar 2008 |
75-83 |
Riccardo Campa |
Making Science by Serendipity. A review of Robert K. Merton and Elinor Barber's The Travels and Adventures of Serendipity
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17(1) Mar 2008 |
84-92 |
Milan M. Cirkovic |
A review of Ian McDonald's Brasyl
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Volume 16 Issue 1 |
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16(1) June 2007 |
1-97 |
Robert Freitas |
"The
Ideal Gene Delivery Vector: Chromallocytes, Cell Repair Nanorobots for
Chromosome Replacement Therapy" | |
| 16(1) June 2007 | 99-126 | Robin Hanson, James Hughes, Michael LaTorra, David Brin, Giulio Prisco | The Hanson-Hughes Debate on "The Crack of a Future Dawn" | |
| 16(1) June 2007 | 127-149 | An Ravelingien, PhD | "Xenotransplantation and the harm principle: Factoring out foreseen risk" | |
| 16(1) June 2007 | 151-159 | David Koepsell | "Individual and Collective Rights in Genomic Data: Preliminary Questions" | |
| 16(1) June 2007 | 161-165 | Woody Evans | "Singularity Warfare: A Bibliometric Survey of Militarized Transhumanism" | |
| 16(1) June 2007 | 167-170 | Milan M. Cirkovic | Book review: Justina Robson’s Natural History | |
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Volume 15 Issue 1 |
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15(1) Feb 2006 |
1-21 |
William Kitchin | "The Fundamental Right of Medical Necessity and Genetic Intervention for Substance Abuse" | |
| 15(1) Feb 2006 | 23-35 | Gurjit Kaur,
Dr. Neena Gupta | "E-health: A New Perspective on Global Health" |
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| 15(1) Feb 2006 | 37-50 | Melvin W. Barber | "Abandoned Communities: The Malignant Social Consequences of Modern Technology on Communities" |
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| 15(1) Feb 2006 | 51-53 | Philip Chaston | "Bowling alone with Emile Durkheim"
(a response to "Abandoned Communities") |
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| 15(1) Feb 2006 | 55-72 | Gregory E. Jordan | "Apologia for Transhumanist Religion" |
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| 15(1) Feb 2006 | 73-85 | Christopher Yorke,
Lois Rowe | "Malchronia: Cryonics and Bionics as Primitive Weapons in the War on Time" |
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| 15(1) Feb 2006 | 87-90 | Jamais Cascio | Review: More than
Human by Ramez Naam and Radical Evolution by Joel Garreau |
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| 15(1) Feb 2006 | 91-92 | Gregory E. Jordan | Review: Designer Evolution: A Transhumanist Manifesto by Simon Young
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| 15(1) Feb 2006 | 93-95 | Wrye Sententia | Review: Rebuilt by Michael Chorost
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| 15(1) Feb 2006 | 97-98 | Brad Vest | Review: Fantastic Voyage by Ray Kurweil |
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| 15(1) Feb 2006 | 99-104 | Frank Forman | Review: Radical Evolution by Joel Garreau |
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| 15(1) Feb 2006 | 105-107 | Michael Latorra | Review: The Golden Age trilogy by John C. Wright |
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| 15(1) Feb 2006 | 109-110 | David Wood | Review: Better Humans edited by Paul Miller and James Wilsdon |
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| Religion and Transhumanism Special Issue (Volume 14 Issue 2) |
| 14(2) Aug 2005 | i-xiv | Mark Walker,
Heidi Campbell |
Introduction to the Special Issue on
Transhumanism and Religion | |
| 14(2) Aug 2005 | 1-12 | John Hedley Brooke |
"Visions of Perfectibility" |
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| 14(2) Aug 2005 | 13-28 | Patrick D. Hopkins |
"Transcending the Animal: How Transhumanism
and Religion Are and Are Not Alike" |
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| 14(2) Aug 2005 | 29-40 | Stephen Garner |
"Transhumanism and Christian Social Concern" |
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| 14(2) Aug 2005 | 41-55 | Michael LaTorra |
"Trans-Spirit: Religion, Spirituality and
Transhumanism" |
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| 14(2) Aug 2005 | 57-75 | Todd Daly |
"Life-Extension in Transhumanist and Christian perspectives: Consonance and
Conflict"t |
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| 14(2) Aug 2005 | 77-89 | Oliver Krueger |
"Gnosis in Cyberspace? Body, Mind and
Progress in Posthumanism"
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| 14(2) Aug 2005 | 91-100 | William Sims Bainbridge |
"The Transhuman Heresy" |
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Volume 14 Issue 1 |
| 14(1) April 2005 | 1-25 | Nick Bostrom |
"A History of Transhumanist Thought" |
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| 14(1) April 2005 | 27-41 | Robert Pepperell |
"Posthumans and Extended Experience" |
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| 14(1) April 2005 | 43-53 | K. Mark Smith |
"Saving Humanity?: Counter-arguing Posthuman
Enhancement" |
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| 14(1) April 2005 | 55-106 | Robert A. Freitas Jr. |
"Microbivores: Artificial Mechanical Phagocytes using Digest and Discharge
Protocol"
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| 14(1) April 2005 | 107-117 | John Schloendorn |
"Negative Data from the Psychological
Frontline" |
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| 14(1) April 2005 | 119-125 | Frank Forman |
Review: Citizen Cyborg by James Hughes |
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Volume 13 Issue 2 |
13(2) Oct
2003 | |
Chris Phoenix |
"Design of a Primitive Nanofactory" |
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13(2) Oct
2003 | |
Andy Miah |
"Be Very Afraid: Cyborg Athletes, Transhuman Ideals & Posthumanity" | |
13(2) Oct
2003 | |
William Bainbridge |
"Religious Opposition to Cloning" | |
13(2) Oct
2003 | |
Hassan Masum,
Steffen Chistensen,
Franz Oppacher |
"The Turing Ratio: A Framework for Open-Ended Task Metrics" | |
13(2) Oct
2003 | |
Milan M. Ćirković |
"On the
Importance of SETI for Transhumanism" | |
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Previous Issues |
13(1) March
2003 | |
Linda MacDonald
Glenn |
"Biotechnology at the Margins
of Personhood:
An Evolving Legal Paradigm" | |
12(1) Sept 2002 | |
Milan M. Ćirković
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"Cosmological Forecast and
Its Practical Significance" |
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11(1) April 2002 | |
Robert A. Freitas Jr.,
Christopher J. Phoenix
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"Vasculoid: A Personal
Nanomedical Appliance to Replace Human Blood" | |
10(1) March 2002 | |
Mark Walker |
"Prolegomena to Any Future
Philosophy" | |
9(1) March 2002 | |
Nick Bostrom |
"Existential Risks Analyzing
Human Extinction Scenarios and Related Hazards" | |
8(1) March 2002 | |
Glenn F.
Cartwright,
Adam B.A. Finkelstein |
"Second Decade Symbionics and
Beyond" | |
7(1) Sept 2001 | |
Robin Hanson |
"How to Live in a
Simulation" | |
6(1) July 2001 | |
James J. Hughes |
"The Future of Death:
Cryonics and the Telos of Liberal Individualism" | |
5(1) Dec 1999 | |
Anders Sandberg |
"The Physics of Information
Processing Superobjects: Daily Life Among the Jupiter Brains" | |
4(1) Nov 1999 | |
John Hickman |
"The Political Economy of
Very Large Space Projects" | |
3(1) Dec 1998 | |
Scot Badger |
"An Exploratory Survey
Examining the Familiarity with and Attitudes Toward Cryonic Preservation" |
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2(1) June 1998 | |
Robin Hanson |
"Is a singularity just around
the corner? What it takes to get explosive economic growth" |
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1(1) March 1998 | |
Hans Moravec |
"When will computer hardware
match the human brain?" |
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