Evolution is seen to be entering a bio-technological phase.
Nietzsche's affirmation that "man is something that must be
overcome" no longer has a rhetorical ring given the means at our
disposal at the end of the twentieth century. "Viroid Life" boldly
challenges existing explanations of these changes inherited from
modernity, arguing that they have exhausted their usefulness and
new models are needed to guide us in mapping through the future.
Exploring and critically examining the new realities of artificial
life that confront us, "Viroid Life" brings together the tradition
of Nietszchean thought with new work in exploratory biology and
machinic thinking. Offering insights from Darwin to Gilles Deleuze
and Guy Debord and the Situationist movement, Pearson provides a
brave starting point for any inquiry on the future of the "human."
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