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Statment: "All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights" (United Nations General Assembly, 1948). As long as they are born from human cells, all in vitro fertilized babies including clones are human beings and therefore have the same rights, individuality and independence as any other.
~Biotech and cloning
~Human Rights

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Anna, AI moral dimensions/consciousness/ emotions, Feminist Criticism

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Anna, AI moral dimensions/consciousness/ emotions, Feminist Criticism

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Unless society is able to accept AI as existing beyond human concepts of gender, AI will  adopt and replicate the systemic bias of western patriarchy and the sexist stereotypes stemming from this.

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The postmodern perspective towards the implementation of human enhancement technologies and genetic engineering (HET/GE) has been complicated due to the ill-defined standards of this issue in today’s society, however it is still viewed as a beneficial technology that will one day change the human race.

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John - Overpopulation/resource crisis, Post colonial lens

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John - Overpopulation/resource crisis, Post colonial lens

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The impact of technologies on speculative science fiction worlds when viewed from a post colonial lens reflects the social moral and ethical consequences found in the external control and exploitation of people in the colonisation process.

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James - Ecocriticism - overpopulation/resource crisis

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James - Ecocriticism - overpopulation/resource crisis

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The environment is vital to the stability of the human condition.

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When presented with the notion of feminism and its relation to Human Enhancement and Genetic Engineering (HEGE), we find women are largely mis-represented and under-researched.

(sorry thought this has posted weds but just seen that it didn't!!!!)

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What would we gain from having "nature" be more present in science fiction?

ecocriticism lens

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the concept of humanity is brought into question when one considers whether it stems from nature or nurture

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In the field of human enhancement, technology has the ability to provoke responses that either warns or encourages us to push beyond social, ethical and technological boundaries

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Human enhancement and genetic engineering in science fiction promotes the notion that the creator of a technology embedded with in a human, then becomes the owner of said Human. However, this encourages the question, what is it to be human, at what point are we no longer so, what rights do we have over our own self?

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Increasing use of technology allows for surveillance and the removal of privacy through both governmental and industry powers.
- Viewed through psychoanalytic lens
Surveillance, Privacy, Power

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Human/AI relationships will be ethically acceptable in the future. 

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Human/AI relationships will be ethically acceptable in the future. 

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Tebeya
Issue: AI Emotions
Psychoanalytic lens

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Climate Change:                   Dystopia is inextricable from Cli-fi as it is a tool in which contextual ideologies are emulated.

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Climate Change:                   Dystopia is inextricable from Cli-fi as it is a tool in which contextual ideologies are emulated.

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Post-modern lense
-Lachlan

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