Theoretical and Practical Paralogisms of Digital Immortality

Journal of Aesthetics and Phenomenology 9 (2):155-172 (2023)
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Modern and contemporary transhumanism (distinct from posthumanism, see endnote i) is a philosophical movement that seeks the enhancement of the human body and mind though technological means.1 Its...

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