Herrera Guevara, Asunción. Más que posthumano, transhumano. Madrid: Tecnos, 2024
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https://doi.org/10.24310/contrastes.30.1.2025.21408Keywords:
transhumanism, justice, ecofeminism, technology, ethicsAbstract
In Más que posthumano, transhumano (2025), María Asunción Herrera Guevara analyzes transhumanism from a philosophical and ethical perspective, considering intergenerational and interspecific justice. Through narrative methodology, she addresses the implications of technological enhancement, posthumanism and critical transhumanism. The author argues that scientific-technological development should be governed by principles of justice that include all sentient beings, rejecting anthropocentrism and promoting an ecofeminist and sustainable approach.
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