Post humanism

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Description of Post humanism

Post humanism is a worldview based on the idea that human evolution is not yet complete and can be continued in the future. In the world of ecotopia, post humanism can be understood as the evolution of man into the ideal man of nature, or as the rejection of all the previous humanistic theses, a departure from anthropocentrism and the possibility of neglecting human interests in favor of the interests of nature.
If ecological balance (and not human welfare) becomes the most important value in society, then it is morally justified to eliminate those who upset this balance — people themselves.
If such a philosophy is taken to the extreme, then some could believe robots with these kinds of ethics can be healthier for the Earth than humanity.

Ecotopia main description

General info: Ecotopia is a type of modern utopia and is a subgenre of the Science Fiction genre. Ecotopia as a holistic idea was established in the second half of the 20th century, but some of its elements are found in Utopia (1516) by English social philosopher Thomas More. Henry David Thoreau, in the book Walden, or Life in the Woods (1854), reflected on the experience of his life in isolation from society in the wilderness. Thoreau tried to prove that a person may well lead a simple, free, self-sufficient existence by abandoning the values of industrial civilization and the desire for immoderate consumption and endless accumulation of material wealth.

Ernest Kallenbach in his utopian novel Ecotopia: The Notebooks and Records of William Weston, published in 1975, is one of the first true ecological utopias. In the book, Ecotopia is a state that has seceded from the United States for ideological reasons and promotes values of harmony with nature, opposing the desire for material success.

Cultural overview: Thomas More, Henry David Thoreau, Aldous Huxley, Ernest Kallenbach, R. Frye, Stanislaw Lem, Kim Stanley Robinson, Murray Bookchin. Ecotopia as a genre developed in the 20th century due to ecological problems and disasters associated with technological progress.

Meaning: Ecotopia is a science fiction subgenre, but at the same time it can be described as a movement. People in this movement are in search of ways to make the Earth a more ecological place to live and to abandon the material excesses that civilization provides to build societies closer to a simpler, more primitive way of life.

Most used keywords: #eco-polis #eco-community #eco-technology #recycling #harmony #veganism #aquaponics #primitive man #ecological #man of nature

Distinctive traits of symbols: The Ecotopian world is about the creation of eco-communities, the disappearance of hierarchy in society, and the unification of cities and villages into eco-polises. Ecopolis is a city created with the help of modern eco-technologies, causing minimal damage to the environment, which is tailored according to human standards. Ecotechnology, developed according to the principle of small size and versatile applicability, according to its supporters, will be a further development of today's technology. It will use the inexhaustible energy of nature (sun and wind, water flow, and so on) to supply the eco-community with environmentally friendly materials and recyclable waste.