Transhumanism and Posthumanism in the Perspective of Biotechnologies

Jana Tomašovičová is an associate professor at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Trnava. She analyzes the impact of biotechnology on traditional social, ethical, and anthropological concepts and their relevance in new conditions. She is particularly interested in contemporary philosophy and bioethics.Bogumiła Suwara is a research associate at the Institute of World Literature Studies of the Slovak Academy of Sciences in Bratislava. There she has initiated and led collective projects on literary texts, hypermedia artifacts in cyberspace, the Internet and the post-digital age, and bioethics in literature since 2006.

• Human nature – transformation – biotechnologies – genome editing – evolutionary essences – ethical issues – moral enhancement – individual autonomy – equality – fairness – capabilities – artificial intelligence – transhumanist art – posthumanist storytelling – collaborative fiction