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IEET > Rights > Life > Vision > CyborgBuddha > Staff > J. Hughes > Fellows > Russell Blackford

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Hughes and Blackford featured in Free Inquiry


Posted: Dec 10, 2011

The new (December 2011/January 2012) issue of Free Inquiry features a set of articles on the prospects of human enhancement, and how these should be viewed by secular people. The positions range across the spectrum from enthusiastic to very resistant, and feature contributions by IEET’s Russell Blackford and James Hughes.


Russell’s article “Enhancement Anxiety” can be read online. 

Other articles in this issue are:

The Debate over Enhancements (Introduction)
Ronald A. Lindsay

Against the Enhancement Project: Two Perspectives

Adrienne Asch and James E. Block

After Happiness, Cyborg Virtue
James Hughes

Can We Make More Moral Brains?
John Shook


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