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Max More Philosophy of Mind Cognition Embodied Cognition Metaphysics of Mind Transhumanism Maurice Blondel Naturalism Christian Spirituality Lucien Laberthonnière Bill Joy Christian MetaphysicsSujets proches
Thinking Thoughts Mind Natural science Sciences Science of science Mind Science, Mental Mental philosophy Mind Behavioral sciences Mind-body connection Somatopsychics Mind-cure Body and soul (Philosophy) Mind-body relations Body and mind Human body--Psychological aspects Mind Human intelligence Intelligence Mind Cerebrum MindCiter ce document
Philippe Gagnon, « “Transhumanism as a glimpse in the beyond: A case for its ventriloquy and narrative substitution” », HAL-SHS : histoire, philosophie et sociologie des sciences et des techniques, ID : 10670/1.3e31bz
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Transhumanism first offers itself as a means to save oneself from an embodiment that is judged as being far from perfect. One needs to ask in its wake what comes of desires to escape limitations that come from the body, as they are means of an overcoming of the self. The AI project seems to be governed by norms for what the mind is, that could easily be judged inconsistent. Religious and theological traditions have looked at what the meaning of an ineliminable image of God could mean. We try to map the meaning of extending this further into God’s resemblance. We then try to map this on a relationship of image and resemblance that would not have God come into competition with the doings of man.