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Philosophin Lisz Hirn und der "überschätzte Mensch" - #1358

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Die Philosophin Lisz Hirn geht der Frage nach, was den Menschen ausmacht und inwieweit er durch Technologie verändert wird. Müssen wir angesichts der technologischen Entwicklung notwendigerweise zu "Unmenschen" werden?Ein Vortrag der Philosophin im Rahmen einer Wiener Vorlesung vom 25.3.2025. Teil 2 dieser Sendung, eine Diskussion von Lisz Hirn mit der Journalistin Judith Belfkih finden Sie hier. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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