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Hauskeller's new volume focuses on the posthumanist use-current and prospective-of technologies to improve or otherwise control love life. ... the book brings up issues whose importance to the immediate present signal how pivotal are the more perennial underlying philosophical problems. ... Readers with an interest in the health of the present world should read this very accessible book. Everyone from philosophers to industrialists and average readers could benefit. (Lantz Fleming Miller, Science and Engineering Ethics, Vol. 22, 2016)

“Hauskeller’s new volume focuses on the posthumanist use–current and prospective–of technologies to improve or otherwise control love life. … the book brings up issues whose importance to the immediate present signal how pivotal are the more perennial underlying philosophical problems. … Readers with an interest in the health of the present world should read this very accessible book. Everyone from philosophers to industrialists and average readers could benefit.” (Lantz Fleming Miller, Science and Engineering Ethics, Vol. 22, 2016)

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Michael Hauskeller is an Associate Professor at, and Head of, the Department of Sociology, Philosophy and Anthropology at the University of Exeter, UK. He has published more than a dozen philosophical books including Biotechnology and the Integrity of Life (2007) and Better Humans? Understanding the Enhancement Project (2013), and more than 80 research papers.

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