The Technocene Eleanor Hubbard

The Technocene Eleanor HubbardHermnio Martins was a distinguished Portuguese sociologist. The Technocene is a selection of some of the most important philosophical essays a few unpublished that he wrote following retirement from the University of Oxford. The essays address the ethical and societal consequences of the commoditization of the human body and mind.

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