Titlebook: Inquiring into Human Enhancement; Interdisciplinary an Simone Bateman,Jean Gayon,Michela Marzano Book 2015 The Editor(s) 2015 behavior.biot

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Doping Behaviour as an Indicator of Performance Pressure throughout society (Laure, 1997). If the ability to identify doping behaviour is certainly interesting in itself, especially when it is related to health or social problems, the hypothesis we advocate here is that such behaviour may itself constitute a useful indicator of performance pressure. We i

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The Earth as Our Footstool: Visions of Human Enhancement in 19th and 20th Century Britaint third of the 20th century by a number of leading scientists and science-savvy authors, such as John Desmond Bernal and Herbert George Wells. The visions are thereby rooted in a historical situation in Britain which was marked by a conflict between the defenders of Christianity, traditional society

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Biotechnology and the Future of Sport: A Scenarioyears of the 22nd century. This manuscript of unknown authorship was probably written by a philosopher and historian of sport just after the Olympic Games held in Brussels in 2144. As an introduction to a detailed description of this manuscript from the future, I will begin with a brief analysis of

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Adaptation and Emortality: Human Enhancement in th century novel anticipating the widespread future application of biotechnologies, Aldous Huxley’s . (Huxley, 1932), was a vitriolic satire that viewed the prospect of technological interference with human nature as implicitly horrific. Although most of the speculative motifs featured in that text

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