Transformations of the Body and Standards of Beauty in Light of Contemporary Medical Progress

Authors

  • ALI BOUSSAKRA U.Setif 2
  • Ammar Trabelsi U.Setif 2
  • ABDELGHANI ALIOUA U.Setif 2
  • Lyazid Bouarouri U.Setif 2
  • Mohamed Tahir U.Setif 2
  • Cherif Zerroukhi U.Setif 2
  • NASSERA BOUTAGHANE U.Setif 2
  • Zahir Gouttel U.Setif 2
  • SAIDA KHENSALI U.Setif 2
  • Latifa Amira U.Setif 2
  • Moussa Amaouche U.Setif 2
  • Adesselam AMEUR U.Setif 2
  • TOUFIK BENOUALHA U.Setif 2
  • Samia Merabtine U.Setif 2
  • CHERIF KHASSA U.Setif 2
  • KARIM KERBOUCHE U.Setif 2
  • AHMED ALLAL U.Setif 2
  • Mohamed Boumeddine U.Setif 2
  • Meftah Benamor U. Guelma
  • Khaouni DiffAlah U. M’sila
  • Slimane_Melouki U. M’sila
  • Abdenour Khechai U. M’sila
  • Mostapha Bouranane U.Setif 2
  • Achouak Khanous C.U. Barika
  • Yacine Mechta Ensb bouzareah
  • Louna Samia Ensb bouzareah

Keywords:

Body, technology, ethics, genetic engineering, responsibility, law, humanity, aesthetics.

Abstract

With the advent of contemporary philosophy, the body shifted from being a subject within the framework of uncovering it and making it an essential substance in the process of perception, through what was addressed by the first generation of postmodernity. This opened the way for making the body a fundamental basis through which awareness of beautiful existence is determined. The extension of this inquiry into the aesthetic essence of the body did not remain merely a philosophical discussion; rather, it evolved into an area of treatment within other fields that developed its concepts and roles, and this is what we will address in this research.

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Published

04-08-2026

Issue

Vol. 75 No. 2 (2026)

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