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THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN BEING
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| Sociobiology and Biosociality |
Paul Rabinow
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Pages 8-26 |
| The Meanings of Biosociality: from Risk Groups to “Genetic Nocebo” |
Sergei Y. Shevchenko
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Pages 27-41 |
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SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
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| Biobanks in the Context of techno-scientific Biosociality: Ethics of Genetization or Genetization of Ethics? |
Roman R. Belyaletdinov
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Pages 42-53 |
| Medicine in the Optics of artificial Intelligence: the philosophical Context of the Future |
Elena V. Bryzgalina
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Pages 54-71 |
| Biological Citizenship: from Patient Organizations to Consumer Genomics |
Elena G. Grebenshchikova
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Pages 72-81 |
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SOCIAL PRACTICES
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| The Politics of breast Cancer: Disease, Personal experience and social Activism in the modern World |
Dmitry Mikhel
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Pages 82-99 |
| The «Genetic Body»: Politics of Genetic Reductionism in Contemporary Natural Sciences |
Greg B. Yudin
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Pages 100-111 |
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TIMES. MORALS. CHARACTERS
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| “Naturally, Children”: Bio-politics / Bio-responsible Parenthood at a medico-genetic Consultation |
Aleksandra S. Kurlenkova
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Pages 112-129 |
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SYMBOLS. VALUES. IDEALS
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| Public and Private in the Study of Biosociality and Biocapitalism |
Kirill A. Petrov
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Pages 130-144 |
| Transformation of the ethical Regulations in the Context of the medical Genetic Counseling Improvement |
Ekaterina M. Shkomova
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Pages 145-155 |
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EXTREME SITUATION
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| Orphan Diseases: Biosocial Loci and Regulatory Practices |
Olga V. Popova
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Pages 156-173 |
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REVIEWS
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| Biopolitics, Biocapitalism and Biosociality: Formation and Development of the Concepts |
Aleksei V. Antipov
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Pages 174-186 |
