| Human Editing. Editors´ Introductory Remarks |
Roman R. Belyaletdinov
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Olga V. Popova
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Pages 7-9 |
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN BEING
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| Human Editing: From Geneticization to New Forms of Equality and Identity |
Olga V. Popova
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Pages 10-28 |
| Biocultural theory and the problem of human editing |
Roman R. Belyaletdinov
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Pages 29-41 |
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SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
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| In Search of the “Society Genes”: What Could Be a Link Between Individual Genetics and Social Structure |
Denis S. Andreyuk
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Dmitriy A. Atamanzev
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Pages 42-57 |
| Biohacking: Changing Yourself to Reformat Science |
Sergei Y. Shevchenko
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Kirill A. Petrov
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Asya A. Filatova
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Pages 58-73 |
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SOCIAL PRACTICES
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| Transformation of the Iidea of Self-improvement into the Business Industry |
Farida G. Mailenova
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Pages 74-85 |
| Humans and Technologies: Assemblage Modes |
Sergey V. Sokolovskiy
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Pages 86-101 |
| Neurohacking as a Game with Time: From Chronoengineering to New Chronopolitics |
Natalya V. Grishechkina
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Sophia Tikhonova
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Pages 102-116 |
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“A BODY WAS GIVEN TO ME…”
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| «Cultural autopsy»: The Inner Body in the Visual and Verbal Space of the Modern Westerner |
Alexandra V. Nagornaya
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Pages 117-134 |
| Childbearing: Re-production or Creation |
Tatiana A. Sidorova
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Pages 135-149 |
| Сorporeality and bodily practices in educational projects of the pre-war USSR and Nazi Germany |
Irina V. Volkova
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Pages 150-165 |
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SYMBOLS. VALUES. IDEALS
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| Biopolitics as the “Fifth Character” in the Process of Humankind Editing |
Dmitry V. Popov
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Pages 166-177 |
| The Human Rights System Facing Challenges of Biotechnological Improvement of the Human Nature |
Valentina V. Lapaeva
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Pages 178-189 |
