Humanity's End: Why We Should Reject Radical Enhancement (Life and Mind: Philosophical Issues in Biology and Psychology)
Nicholas Agar explores the philosophical questions raised by radical human enhancement. Drawing on issues in biology and psychology, Humanity’s End presents a case for rejecting extreme enhancement and considers what such developments could mean for humanity, the study of life, and our understanding of the mind.
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Nicholas Agar examines the idea of radical enhancement and its implications for humanity.
The book presents a philosophical case for rejecting radical enhancement.
It considers questions connected with biology and psychology, placing human enhancement within broader debates about life and mind.
Part of the Life and Mind series, this work offers a focused examination of a major issue in contemporary philosophy.
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