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Man after man
an anthropology of the future
Book • 1981
Dougal Dixon's "Man After Man" is a speculative evolution book exploring the potential future of humanity through genetic engineering.
The book depicts various human descendants adapted to different environments and lifestyles, showcasing a wide range of bizarre and sometimes unsettling forms.
Dixon's illustrations are a key element, bringing his imaginative scenarios to life with striking detail.
The book's exploration of human evolution and the potential consequences of genetic manipulation sparks discussions about the future of our species and the ethical implications of technological advancement.
It serves as a thought-provoking exploration of what humanity might become.
The book depicts various human descendants adapted to different environments and lifestyles, showcasing a wide range of bizarre and sometimes unsettling forms.
Dixon's illustrations are a key element, bringing his imaginative scenarios to life with striking detail.
The book's exploration of human evolution and the potential consequences of genetic manipulation sparks discussions about the future of our species and the ethical implications of technological advancement.
It serves as a thought-provoking exploration of what humanity might become.
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