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To be a cyborg: towards the dialogue between science and religion [PDF]
The paper deals with the consequences of technological transformation of the biological nature of human beings. How will our religious and scientific worldview change?
Maidansky Maksim +2 more
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Recent decades have seen increased incidence of interventions with the bodies of human beings. These interventions raise a variety of questions about rights. Some relate to the right to have the intervention performed, or not performed. Others involve the rights of people who have already been the subject of an intervention.
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Narratives about Cyborgization in the Context of Technoevolution
Artykuł poświęcony jest narracjom kulturowym na temat cyborgizacji, w których zostaje opisana relacja między człowiekiem i cybermaszyną. W tym nowym ujęciu maszyna staje się częścią ludzkiego ciała, pozwala człowiekowi na poprawę jakości życia, ale może
Mariusz Wojewoda
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Cyborg finance mirrors cyborg social media [PDF]
This article aims at showing the similarities between the financial and the tech sectors in their use and reliance on information and algorithms and how such dependency affects their attitude towards regulation. Drawing on Pasquale’s recommendations for reform, it sets out a proposal for a constant and independent scrutiny of internet service providers.
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The development of modern medicine directly depends today on biomedical technologies, thanks to which it is possible to overcome many diseases previously considered incurable.
F G Maylenova
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Theorizing the Economy of Traces: From Audit Society to Surveillance Capitalism
This essay is a conversation between Shoshana Zuboff’s theory of surveillance capitalism, Mikkel Flyverbom’s conceptualization of the hyper-visibility afforded by digital architectures, and my own ‘analog’ theory of accounting dynamics in the ‘audit ...
Michael Power
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Cases of contemporary art as a cyborgization process of society
Could any forms of contemporary art be a cyborgization process? Art has evolved from the cave to an art that integrates the human being with new technologies.
Aixa Portero, Agustín Linares
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This article explores crossovers from Eastern philosophy and spirituality to contemporary science and medicine in the West. My interest is not so much in specific lines of historical transmission, as in the channels through which they flow. In particular, my argument is that different ontologies – visions of how the world is – either facilitate or ...
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Exhibiting the Human/Exhibiting the Cyborg: “Who Am I?”
The role of the museum in shaping our relationship to science and technology, particularly cyborgization, is illuminated by a close examination of the Who Am I permanent exhibition in the Wellcome Wing of the Science Museum of London.
Sophia C. Vackimes
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Distributed by Good DocsProduced by Carey Born and Darren HeathDirected by Carey Born2023, Streaming, 88 mins This would be an excellent film for college classroom use or as general viewing for adult audiences. It’s primarily a biography of Neil Harbisson, who was born color blind.
Laura Forlano, Danya Glabau
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