The Boundaries of Humanity
  ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

  GENERAL INTRODUCTION
 expand sectionPROLOGUE:  MAKING SENSE OF HUMANITY

 collapse sectionPART ONE—  HUMANS AND ANIMALS
 •One—  Introduction
 •Two—  The Horror of Monsters*
 •Three—  The Animal Connection*
 expand sectionFour—  Language and Ideology in Evolutionary Theory:  Reading Cultural Norms into Natural Law
 expand sectionFive—  Human Nature and Culture:  Biology and the Residue of Uniqueness
 •Six—  Reflections on Biology and Culture

 collapse sectionPART TWO—  HUMANS AND MACHINES
 •Seven—  Introduction
 •Eight—  The Meaning of the Mechanistic Age
 expand sectionNine—  Metaphors for Mind, Theories of Mind:  Should the Humanities Mind?
 expand sectionTen—  Thinging Machines:  Can There Be? Are We?
 expand sectionEleven—  Romantic Reactions:  Paradoxical Responses to the Computer Presence
 •Twelve—  Biology, Machines, and Humanity

 collapse sectionPART THREE—  CODA
 •Coda

 collapse sectionNotes
 •GENERAL INTRODUCTION
 •PROLOGUE: MAKING SENSE OF HUMANITY
 •One— Introduction
 •Two— The Horror of Monsters*
 •Three— The Animal Connection*
 •Four— Language and Ideology in Evolutionary Theory: Reading Cultural Norms into Natural Law
 •Six— Reflections on Biology and Culture
 •Seven— Introduction
 •Eight— The Meaning of the Mechanistic Age
 •Nine— Metaphors for Mind, Theories of Mind: Should the Humanities Mind?
 •Ten— Thinging Machines: Can There Be? Are We?
 •Eleven— Romantic Reactions: Paradoxical Responses to the Computer Presence
 •Twelve— Biology, Machines, and Humanity
 •Coda
  CONTRIBUTORS
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