Some reflections on “Prosthetic Bodies: The Human, the Human-Like, and the Monstrous”
Prosthetics can make a body seem less than human, more than human or simply different, and historians say even "normal" anatomy was partly invented from Greek statues. A philosophy workshop at Oxford unpacks what counts as a natural body and why medicine was never as objective as it claimed.
— via Practical Ethics, Alberto Giubilini
