The document discusses several topics related to personal identity and transhumanism. It provides links to websites about transhumanism and morphological freedom. It also includes a table listing core values and derivative values of transhumanists, such as having the opportunity to explore transhuman and posthuman realms, individual choice in using enhancement technologies, and improving understanding through research and debate. The document also briefly describes the Canadian Journal of Political and Social Theory, noting it was published from 1976-1991 and attracted critical thinkers who explored engaged, politically critical, and diverse forms of thinking related to topics like ideology, feminism, psychoanalysis, and media.

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9. " One of the three leading intellectual electronic reviews in the world... " -Le Monde The Canadian Journal of Political and Social Theory was published from 1976-91 as a peer-reviewed journal of critical thought. Envisioned as an independent intellectual journal, the CJPST quickly attracted to its pages an expanding circle of theorists, writers, artists, and poets who explored forms of critical thinking that were historically engaged, politically critical, and theoretically diverse. The result was a series of theme issues probing key currents of politics, culture and society: Ideology/Power, Lenin in Ruins, Feminism Now, Psychoanalysis, Ideology, and Language, Body Digest: Fashion, Skin & Technology, Hollywood/Hollywood, Marx and Marxism Revisited, Mediascape. Jean Baudrillard, Jurgen Habermas, Herbert Marcuse, Susan Sontag, Stanley Aronowitz, Toril Moi, Anthony Giddens, Claude Lefort, Zymunt Bauman, Russell Jacoby, Terry Eagleton,