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Book SynopsisTable of ContentsContributors Series Editor's Foreword Introduction. Karolina Hübner Chapter 1. Plato and the Pleonectic Conception Of Human Nature. Rachana Kamtekar Chapter 2. Aristotle's Human Beings. Marguerite Deslauriers & Edwin Filotas Reflection: Race and The Human. Charles W. Mills Chapter 3. The Status of The Human in Classical Chinese Philosophy. Franklin Perkins Chapter 4. The Nature of Human and Non-Human Animals in Classical Islamic Philosophy: Alfarabi And Avicenna. Luis Xavier López-Farjeat Reflection: The Trinity and the Human. Richard Cross Chapter 5. Renaissance Conceptions of Human Being. Amos Edelheit Chapter 6. Margaret Cavendish on Human Beings. Marcy Lascano And Eric Schliesser Chapter 7. Spinoza on the Good Life for Humans. Ursula Renz Chapter 8. Hobbes and Rousseau on Human Nature and the State Of Nature. Ioannis Evrigenis Reflection: Is Frankenstein's Creature a Human with Rights? Conceptualizing the Rights of the Child After Genetic Engineering. Eileen Hunt Botting Chapter 9. The Concept of Humanity in Kant's Transcendental Philosophy. Clinton Tolley Reflection: Marx On Human Nature. Spencer J. Pack Chapter 10. Heidegger on Human Being: The Living Thing Having Logos. Katherine Withy Reflection: The Compulsion of The Human. Ray Brassier Chapter 11. Being Human, Being Homo Sapiens. D.M. Walsh Reflection: The Anthropomorphic Sixties and The Human. Christa Noel Robbins Chapter 12. The Metaphysics of Transhumanism. Eric T. Olson