https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2019.582

Gender post-femminismo e transumanesimo

V. 68 N. 2 (2019)
Pubblicato: giugno 30, 2019
emancipazione, transumanesimo, progresso, gender, queer
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Enrique Eduardo Burguete Miguel
enrique.burguete@ucv.es
Bioethics Observatory, Life Sciences Institute, Universidad Catòlica de Valencia San Vicente Mártir, Valencia, Spain.

Il corollario del progetto umanista per il miglioramento umano è il transumanesimo, che considera desiderabili i modi di esistenza postumani e aspira a superare la nostra vulnerabilità incorporando la tecnologia disponibile nella nostra natura. Una delle sue manifestazioni è la teoria queer, che richiede una ridefinizione attiva del "sè", a partire dal corpo sessuato e dal suo funzionamento. Questo articolo analizza l'impulso transumanista e la teoria queer a partire dai concetti di emancipazione e progresso, ponendo le seguenti domande: a) Cosa significano entrambi i termini quando ci riferiamo agli esseri umani? e b) Il transumanesimo e la queer theory sono esempi di vera emancipazione e progresso, o, al contrario, rappresentano una ricaduta nel nostro primitivo stato di natura che ordina la prassi alla sottomissione della natura e all'imperativo di autoconservazione?

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Burguete Miguel, E. E. (2019). Gender post-femminismo e transumanesimo. Medicina E Morale, 68(2), 197–210. https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2019.582

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