posthumanity
posthumanity noun: the quality or condition of being a posthuman.
Noun
posthumanity (countable and uncountable, plural posthumanities)
- The quality or condition of being a posthuman.
- Posthumans as a group; mankind populated by posthumans.
- In much the same vein I must thank Stefan Sorgner, Jelena Juga, Jaime del Val, Milivoje Misha Pantovic, Francesca Ferrando, and all at the Beyond Humanism Network for mixing the exploration of posthumanity with warmth, friendship and fun; […]2014, David Roden, Posthuman Life: Philosophy at the Edge of the Human
Forms of posthumanity
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Origin of posthumanity
From post- + humanity.
Questions about posthumanity
- What does posthumanity mean?
- Posthumanity means the quality or condition of being a posthuman.
- What part of speech is posthumanity?
- Posthumanity is a noun.
- What is the plural of posthumanity?
- The plural of posthumanity is posthumanities.
Words near posthumanity in the dictionary
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