Introducción a Platón

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El círculo de Viena - La concepción heredada - El falsacionismo popperiano - Paradigmas y revoluciones científicas - Programas y tradiciones de investigación científica - La epistemología después de Kuhn - Crítica de la ciencia y de la tecnología - Los estudios sociales sobre la ciencia - La filosofía de la actividad científica.

Are we prepared to accept a human species that s been technologically improved through a radical transformation of its natural conditions? Is the irreversible transition from human to post-human already taking place? The authors, advocating a distinctly 21st-century humanism, offer an open and critical introduction to this technological shift, to transhumanism, and to the incorporation of the human body into emerging technologies such as nano and biotechnology, artificial intelligence, and robotics."

Questo libro nasce dalle idee di Walter Benjamin e Gilles Deleuze sulla temporalità e l’infanzia. Benjamin ha enfatizzato il valore del gioco infantile como produzione senza plusvalenza. Deleuze pensa all’infanzia come a una cartografia, in una prospettiva non cronologica che non differenzia dentro-fuori e soggetto-oggetto. Preferisce la geografia alla storia come modello per pensare. Senza dicotomie, senza centro, sulla scia dell’idea di Baruch Spinoza secondo cui l’io è una molteplicità e mente e corpo non sono separati, non sono ambiti differenti. Questa prospettiva spinozista...