Introduction

Simone Bateman, Sylvie Allouche

1-16

The concept and practices of human enhancement

what is at stake?

Simone Bateman

19-37

Enhancement

why we should distinguish anthropotechnics from medicine

Jerome Goffette

38-59

Why do we wish to be enhanced?

Vincent Menuz

60-85

The moral ambiguity of human enhancement

Ruud ter Meulen

86-99

A scale and a paradigmatic framework for human enhancement

Pascal Nouvel

103-118

From repair to enhancement

the use of technical aids in the field of disability

Myriam Winance, Anne Marcellini, Eric de Léséleuc

119-137

Brain–machine interface (bmi) as a tool for understanding human–machine cooperation

Selim Eskiizmirliler, Jerome Goffette

138-160

Doping behaviour as an indicator of performance pressure

Patrick Laure, Sylvie Allouche

161-180

The earth as our footstool

visions of human enhancement in 19th and 20th century Britain

Christopher Coenen

183-204

Transcendental medicine versus the "prisonhouse of the flesh"

enhancement in R. L. Stevenson's the Strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

Françoise Dupeyron-Lafay

205-228

Biotechnology and the future of sport

a scenario

Jean-Noël Missa

229-252

Adaptation and emortality

human enhancement in tales of the biotech revolution

Brian Stableford

253-269