The authors revisit the claims of Hans Jonas’ postdualistic ontology of a living being. Life's immanent potentialities evolve, until the human being develops his or her technologies, freedom, reason, and, finally, the responsibility to restrain its own excessive usage of technologies and protect his or her open-ended potentialities. The paper relies on the ideas described in "Organismus und Freiheit", Jonas' opus magnum in his own eyes.
Franzini Tibaldeo, R., & nowak, e. (2017). ORGANIZM I WOLNOŚĆ. FILOZOFIA ŻYCIA I ETYKA NAUK O ŻYCIU. FILOZOFIA I NAUKA Studia filozoficzne i interdyscyplinarne, 5, 29-48. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/52444 (Original work published 2017)