Viroid Life: Perspectives on Nietzsche and the Transhuman Condition

Keith Ansell Pearson · Keith J. Ansell-Pearson

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Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, and Hegel Cybernetics and Technology in Society Philosophical and Cultural Analysis

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1. Theses on technology 2. Mapping inhuman futures: On the construal and affirmation of universal history 3. Perish the thought! The death of eternal return 4. August 1981: Overhuman futures: Nietzsche and the Darwin machine 5. Entropy and the evolution: the difference engine 6. The question concerning the machine: from autopoiesis to machinic heterogenesis 7. Megamachine! On the undecidability of machinic enslavement.

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