RESUMO
Gender post-feminism or â³gender ideologyâ³ is a revolution against man that denies the existence of his human nature, and promotes a homogenized world with interchangeable roles without sexual distinction. As man has been transforming the world with technology and depending on it, he has been changing himself and we get to the point that, when faced with a machine and a human being, we opt for the machine because the human being seems imperfect to us. The transhumanist ideology as an overcoming of the human supposes the dehumanization of man. It is not that we only transform into other beings, but we could end up despising the human. Does a totally artificial world await us? The key question we have to ask ourselves is what perspective of man does transhumanism have? What are we to this ideology? Will it show the happiness of man?
Assuntos
Características Humanas , Humanismo , HumanosRESUMO
El posfeminismo de género o ideología de género, es una revolución contra el hombre que niega laexistencia de su naturaleza humana, y promueve un mundo homogeneizado con papeles intercambiablessin distinción sexual. A medida que el hombre ha ido transformando el mundo con la tecnología y depen-diendo de ella, se ha ido cambiando a sí mismo hasta tal punto que, ante una máquina y un ser humano,optamos por la máquina porque el ser humano nos parece imperfecto. La ideología transhumanista comosuperación de lo humano supone la deshumanización del hombre. No es que solo nos transformemos enotros seres, sino que podríamos acabar despreciando lo humano. ¿Nos espera un mundo totalmente arti-ficial? La pregunta clave que hemos de hacernos es qué perspectiva del hombre tiene el transhumanismo.¿Qué somos para esta ideología? ¿Demostrará la felicidad del hombre?.(AU)
Gender post-feminism or gender ideology is a revolution against man that denies the existence of hishuman nature, and promotes a homogenized world with interchangeable roles without sexual distinction.As man has been transforming the world with technology and depending on it, he has been changinghimself and we get to the point that, when faced with a machine and a human being, we opt for the ma-chine because the human being seems imperfect to us. The transhumanist ideology as an overcoming ofthe human supposes the dehumanization of man. It is not that we only transform into other beings, butwe could end up despising the human. Does a totally artificial world await us? The key question we haveto ask ourselves is what perspective of man does transhumanism have? What are we to this ideology? Willit show the happiness of man?.(AU)
