| Sumario: | Miguel Benasayag's 'La Singularidad de lo Vivo' explores the complexity and uniqueness of living systems in contrast to mechanistic and reductionist views. The book critiques the tendency of modern sciences and technologies to oversimplify biological life by reducing it to algorithms and digital constructs. Benasayag introduces the concept of 'Mamotreto' as a metaphor for understanding life as an open, chaotic system that resists confinement within rigid dogmas. Drawing on philosophical and biological insights, the author emphasizes the importance of preserving the integrity and complexity of life against technological reductionism. Benasayag's work appeals to philosophers, biologists, and those interested in the intersection of life sciences and technology, advocating for a deeper appreciation of life's dynamic nature.
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