From: Russell Blackford (rblackford@hotmail.com) Sat Jul 07 2001 - 23:05:39
MDT
>This brings me to a question to Max, or anyone else who knows the answer.
>Damien may also have some clues. Is there much, or any, formal philosophical
>literature around that examines, defines and/or critiques transhumanism? I
They can answer than I, but here is something:
Max's writings:
http://www.maxmore.com/writing.htm
Natasha's book has sections giving a history, including
philosophical aspects of transhumanism
http://www.extropic-art.com/createrecreate.htm
(she mentions in her historical description FM-s trilogy:
_Upwingers, Telespheres and Optimism One_ (1973), which
might be a good place for you to start)
And Anders' site has many resources outlining philosophical aspects,
with philosophy, starting here:
http://www.aleph.se/Trans/Cultural/Philosophy/index.html
Amara
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