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En el presente texto proponemos una reflexión sobre uso de tecnologías genéticas que aumentan el rendimiento deportivo como futuro campo de investigación de una Neuroética social. Este problema, que se ha dado en llamar “dopaje genético”, congrega a su alrededor un debate entre los partidarios del Bioconservadurismo y del Transhumanismo. Expondremos la concepción de dos importantes representantes del Transhumanismo (J. Savulescu y C. Tamburrini) y de dos conocidos partidarios del Bioconservadurismo (M. Sandel y R. L. Simon), a fin de subrayar la importancia de este debate y las futuras implicaciones en la mejora del rendimiento físico, cognitivo y educacional a las que se deberá hacer frente desde el nivel socio-cultural de la Neuroética.
History, Neuroética social, dopaje genético, B1-5802, Filosofia -- Revistes, mejoramiento, HM401-1281, Philosophy, gene doping, bioconservatism, bioconservadurismo, social neuroethics, Humanitats -- Revistes, Sociologia -- Revistes, Sociology (General), transhumanismo, Philosophy (General), Educació -- Revistes, enhancement, transhumanism, neuroética social
History, Neuroética social, dopaje genético, B1-5802, Filosofia -- Revistes, mejoramiento, HM401-1281, Philosophy, gene doping, bioconservatism, bioconservadurismo, social neuroethics, Humanitats -- Revistes, Sociologia -- Revistes, Sociology (General), transhumanismo, Philosophy (General), Educació -- Revistes, enhancement, transhumanism, neuroética social
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