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Contents: Irina Deretic/Stefan Lorenz Sorgner: Introduction - Irina Deretic: On the Origin and Genesis of Humans and Other Mortals in Plato's Protagoras - Rafael Ferber: Plato's "Side Suns": Beauty, Symmetry and Truth. Comments Concerning Semantic Monism and Pluralism of the "Good" in the Philebus (65a1-5) - Christos Y. Panayides: Aristotle and Darwin on Living Things and Teleology - Pauliina Remes: "For Itself and from Nothing": Plotinus' One as an Extreme Ideal for Selfhood - Hans Otto Seitschek: Christian Humanism: An Alternative Concept of Humanism - Ivan Vukovic: Kant's Two Conceptions of Humanity - Drago Duric: Darwin's Naturalization of Ethics - Una Popovic: Heidegger's Transformation of Traditional Concept of the Human Being - Nenad Cekic: Humanism, State and Freedom: Nozick's Minimal Humanism? - Evanghelos Moutsopoulos: Is a Renewal of Humanism Possible Today? - Boris Bratina: Other or The Other? - Mikhail Epstein: Creative Disappearance of the Human Being: Introduction to Humanology - Regine Kather: Humans and Nature: Modern Society between Cultural Relativism and the Ontological Foundation of Values - Marija Bogdanovic: Times of Hope and Risk: Market Based Genetics - Karen Gloy: Post-Humanistic Thinking and Its Ethical Evaluation - Evangelos D. Protopapadakis: Earth as a Life-raft and Ethics as the Raft's Axe - J. Hendrik Heinrichs: Trans-human-ism: Technophile Ethos or Ethics in a Technological Age? - Mirjana Pavlovic: The "Literature of Humanity": The Case of Lu Xun's Diary of a Madman - Biljana Dojcinovic: Modernist Narrative Techniques and Challenges of Humanity: John Updike in European Perspective - Marina Milivojevic-Madarev: The Idea of Humanism in the Work of Sarah Kane - Evi D. Sampanikou: Posthumanism in Contemporary Greek Art: Marios Spiliopoulos, Traces of Human Beings - Predrag Milidrag: Post-humanism of The Matrix Trilogy - Yvonne Forster: The Body as Medium: Fashion as Art - Goran Gocic: One Genealogy of De-centring - Jaime del Val: Metahuman: Post-anatomical Bodies, Metasex, and Capitalism of Affect in Post-posthumanism - Stefan Lorenz Sorgner: Nietzsche's Virtue Ethics and Sandels' Rejection of Enhancement Technologies: Truthful, Virtuous Parents may enhance their Children Genetically.