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July 2021, Volume 3, Issue 1
- 01-07 Editor's Note
by Aura-Elena Schussler - 08-18 Analyzing the Development and Implementation Posibility of the Robotic Ambulance for COVID Pacients
by Doru-Laurean Baldean & Viorel Chindea - 19-31 The Experience Created by the Social and Cultural Context Constructed by Video Games: A Digitization of Life and Death
by Tulia Maria Casvean & Vasile Hodorogea & Ioan Emanuel Casvean - 32-49 What Can the EU's Response to the COVID Crisis Tell us About our Values?
by Andrei Nutas - 50-63 Swiping, Surfing, Distancing. On Web-Connected Love
by Radu Simion - 64-77 From Extinction to the Recreation of the Living World: the Creative Dimension of Fatigue in the Posthuman Project
by Cosmin-Florentin Spaschi - 78-89 The Effects of Using Technology in the Human-Nature Relationship, in the Context of the Covid-19 Pandemic
by Alexandra Steti - 90-105 The Posthumanist Concepts of Life and Death, From the Viewpoint of Paul Ricoeur’s Hermeneutics of the Self. A Critical Analysis
by Calin-Ioan Talos - 106-118 Posthumanism and the New Ethics of Medical Practice—Epidemiology as the New Deontological Paradigm
by Timea Vitan - 119-135 An Official Matter: Life and Death During the Sanitary Crisis. Semiotics and Philosophy in Times of Pandemic
by Vasile Hodorogea
December 2018, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 1-10 Nomophobia: A Research among Italian Digital Natives
by Jacopo Bernardini - 11-15 The Perspectives of Technological Process
by Andreea Anisoara Bondar - 16-22 The Novelty of the Ethics of Samuel Richardson's Novels through Wittgenstein's Lenses
by Anca Raluca Purcaru - 23-30 Logical Errors in Boycotting the Family Referendum of 2018 in Romania
by Anca Raluca Purcaru - 31-33 Symbolic Expression and the Hermeneutics of the Being. Review of the volume „Mirajul rostirilor simbolice. Execeze interogative”, [Miracles of Symbolic Speech. Interogative Exegeses], Author Marius CUCU, Presa Universitara Clujeana Publishing House, 2018
by Antonio Sandu
July 2018, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 01-07 Editor’s Note
by Aura-Elena Schussler - 08-21 Back to Objects? Ontology in a Time of Progress
by Radu-Cristian Andreescu - 22-39 Robotic Art in Creation and Development of Innovative Shapes and Programs for Automated Driven Cars with Artificial Intelligence
by Doru-Laurean Băldean & Florin-Alexandru Covaciu - 40-51 The Ethics of Vulnerability in the Posthuman Era
by Persida Bec - 52-62 The Sacred in Pop-culture -The Protest of the Secularization of the “Z” Generation
by Emanuel Cășvean - 63-74 The Cyberpunk Dystopia as a Reflection on Late Capitalism
by Marius Florea - 75-86 The Technological Post-humanism and the Media: a Potential Impact of Media Consumption on Pollution
by Vasile Hodorogea - 87-99 Human vs. Non-human in Art: the Posthuman Sculptures of Patricia Piccinini
by Anisia Iacob - 100-114 The Necessary Conditions for the Implementation of Articial Intelligence Ethics
by Cristian Radu - 115-128 Vice as Ecocide
by Radu-Dan Simion - 129-144 A Comparative Analysis, within the Posthumanist Context, of Compassion and Love in Y. N. Harari’s Thought and C.S. Peirce’s Phenomenology
by Călin-Ioan Taloș