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Human Enhancement, Bioethics, and Moral Diversity: An International Philosophical Endeavor

A conceptual geography of the possible meanings, creative realities, and likely limits of human bioenhancement is presented, to explore critically such concerns regarding forms of human biotechnology, reasons for and objections to pursing various forms of enhancement, and the centrality of such philosophical questions...

M. Cherry, Rui-Ping Fan · 0 citations
Open access Sep 2026

What Future for Genetics in Management Research?

The author teams on this Point‐Counterpoint debate agree that the search for genetic explanations of organizational behaviours has been underwhelming – yet they have very different visions for the future of genetics in management research. The Point argues for a deeper dive into the field of genetics to ensure more p...

Corinne Post · 0 citations
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Genetically Customized Generations—A Need for Increased Genetically Customized Generations—A Need for Increased Regulatory Control over Gene Editing Technology in the United Regulatory Control over Gene Editing Technology in the United States States

This Comment thoroughly examines the potential benefits and consequences of human germline genome editing and provides a brief overview of the current means of government over-sight and the lack of regulatory control.

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Open access Aug 2026

Through Time and Across Traits: Evaluating Explanations of Human Evolution

It is argued that current explanatory practice misses two situations that can arise in any lineage, not only the authors': dynamic: traits continue changing in one direction when a lineage's own niche construction keeps enlarging the problem it faces.

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Book Sep 2026

Making Us New

This study makes the case not only that modernist writers were influenced by eugenic and early transhumanist thinking, but that Anglo-American modernist culture was saturated with ideas and shaped by debates about making humans new. It explores cultural expressions of, and interventions into, eugenic and transhumanis...

Maren Linett · 0 citations
Open access Aug 2026

To Measure, or Be Measured Unto: What Is Humanism in the Face of Artificial Intelligence? Or: The Instructor Function

This essay contends that artificial intelligence threatens to accelerate the standardization of teaching, diminish faculty autonomy, and redefine education in managerial and technocratic terms, which redefine faculty as an unnecessary expense, and advances an inclusive humanist framework that affirms the intrinsic valu...

Michael Bryson · 0 citations

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