ESCRIBANO-CARCEL, Montserrat. Human intimacy: sciences of life, fundamental neurotheology and cyberfeminism. []. , 37, pp.95-109. ISSN 0874-5560.  https://doi.org/10.22355/exaequo.2018.37.07.

The way we build our privacy is changing rapidly. New linguistic and visual codes that generate their own languages, symbols and values, and that transform the way we relate to each other, influence it. Some of these developments, such as augmented reality or visibility positioned on the Internet, are enhanced by the so-called life sciences. Theological analysis of these productions and their effects is one of the objectives of fundamental neurotheology. New scenarios are opened to think about the human and only from an interdisciplinary ethical critique can we mobilize the technocratic horizon in which we have installed ourselves.

: intimacy; fundamental neurotheology; gender; neurociencias; ciberfeminism.

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