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Ethics of Generating Posthumans: Philosophical and Theological Reflections on Bringing New Persons into Existence |
Calum MacKellar and Trevor Stammers
Bloomsbury Academic
Ethics of Generating Posthumans: Philosophical and Theological Reflections on Bringing New Persons into Existence
Chapter 13.  Posthuman children :  Questions of identity
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Gillian Wright

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196–206

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Front matter
A note on the text
vii
Contributors
viii–xi
Faith perspectives
x
Introduction
Calum MacKellar; Trevor Stammers
1–16
Part 1.  Who is a transhuman and posthuman person?
Chapter 1.  The concept of a ‘person’ and its history
Michael Fuchs
19–31
Chapter 2.  One of us :  Humans, transhumans and posthumans
Richard Playford
32–46
Chapter 3.  Remaining human :  The philosophy of Charles Taylor aimed at the ethics of generating trans- and posthuman persons
Gregory Parker
47–61
Chapter 4.  Being somebody :  Towards a categorical imperative for the age of transhumanism
Christian Hölzchen
62–74
Part 2.  How can transhuman and posthuman persons be generated?
Chapter 5.  On the scientific plausibility of transhumanism
Chris Willmott
77–89
Part 3.  Philosophical aspects in generating transhuman and posthuman persons
Chapter 6.  Domination and vulnerability :  Herman Bavinck and posthumanism in the shadow of Friedrich Nietzsche
James Eglinton
93–105
Chapter 7.  The question of technology and relationships :  How might Martin Heidegger’s idea of enframing shape how posthuman persons and their generators relate to one another?
Matthew James
106–117
Chapter 8.  Deliver us from (artificial) evil :  Are the generators of Artificial Intelligences morally accountable for the actions of those they generate?
Trevor Stammers
118–129
Part 4.  Theological aspects in generating transhuman and posthuman persons
Chapter 9.  A Jewish outlook :  A Jewish case study in creating transhuman and posthuman persons
Deborah Blausten
133–144
Chapter 10.  A Christian outlook :  The rational body: A Thomistic perspective on parenthood and posthumanism
Michael Wee
145–158
Chapter 11.  An Islamic outlook :  Islamic perspectives on the ethics of bringing transhuman and posthuman persons into existence
Mehrunisha Suleman
159–177
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