我們該如何存在?——關於超人類主義的若干批判
How should Human Beings Exist? -- Some Criticisms of Transhumanism
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https://doi.org/10.24112/ijccpm.191954Abstract
LANGUAGE NOTE | Document text in Chinese; abstract also in English.
Transhumanism banishes the body from being, which leads to the separation of technology and virtue. In the Confucian view, the body is the symbiosis of technology and virtue, human relations and politics. We can use the notions of “benevolence” and Tao in Confucian ethics to criticize transhumanism. The fundamental problem involved in the debate between Confucianism and transhumanism concerns how human beings define themselves. Confucianists believe that human beings cannot and should not violate certain fundamental restrictions and principles presented by the universe. We should continue to think about what these fundamental restrictions and principles should be, and whether they are likely to be breached with technological progress.
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