Titlebook: Sociology, Science, and the End of Philosophy; How Society Shapes B Sal Restivo Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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What About the Gene and What About the Brain?, headlines reflect genetics and neuroscience as cultural productions. The headlines gain credibility because they reinforce the individualism that is part of America’s enduring myth of “the cult of individualism.”

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Thinking Machines: Flesh and Metal, Metal and Flesh,ryday lives appears to be inevitable. This makes the application of precautionary principles and technology assessments urgent. I also discuss robot ethics, robots and theology, robosapiens, and cyborgs.

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God and Society: Emile Durkheim and the Rejection of Transcendence,om Durkheim that humans made a mistake in reference when they invented the concept of god. Unable to comprehend the ritual origins of certain “other worldly” experiences they located the gods outside themselves instead of inside their societies.

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The Social Lives of Minds and Brains,. I use this tradition as a gateway to a sociology of the brain. The rationale for a sociological approach is that it has become increasingly clear that our brains do not stand apart from our bodies, our social relations, and our environments. Indeed, it is now clear that we have social brains.

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Conclusion: The Liminal Context,sic tool I have used to help bring about putting these objects back together in new syntheses is sociology. I began by situating myself in the midst of postmodernisms. In this conclusion I situate myself in the broader context of our liminal society.