Grigorii L. Tulchinskii

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Grigorii L. Tulchinskii is a leading voice in the philosophy of digital culture and posthumanism, whose work interrogates the profound ethical and existential shifts wrought by modern technology. His research centers on the transformation of human identity in the age of biotechnologies and digitalization, exploring what he terms “homodicy”—the urgent need to justify the continued relevance of the human in a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence and robotics. In his highly influential paper *Digitized Humanism* (2018, 5 citations), Tulchinskii argues that contemporary humanitarian thought faces unprecedented challenges, as the prospect of a “posthuman” personology demands a radical rethinking of subjectivity, agency, and value. His contributions bridge philosophy, cultural theory, and bioethics, offering a critical framework for understanding how digital and biotechnological forces reshape our very conception of what it means to be human. Tulchinskii’s work is essential reading for students and researchers grappling with the ethical and existential implications of our technologically mediated future, establishing him as a pivotal thinker in the ongoing debate over humanity’s place in a digitized world.