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博古睿讲座01 | Berggruen Seminars 01

讲座名称 | Lecture

人是生物——人类变革的出发点

Humans as Organisms: Starting Point of the Transformations of the Human

主讲嘉宾 | Presenter

白书农教授，北京大学生命科学学院教授

Professor Bai Shu-Nong, School of Life Sciences, Peking University

·      主要进行植物生物学方面的研究和思考。

·      一直好奇植物发育的主体是什么？为什么不同的植物器官会顺序发生？为什么植物迟早要开花？

·      1993年提出了“植物发育单位”的概念；2013年提出了“有性生殖周期”的概念和“植物发育程序”的概念。

·       Focuses on plant biology

·       Curious about what is the core unit of plant development, why plant organs appear sequentially, and why plants always bloom sooner or later

·       Coined the concept of “plant developmental unit” in 1993, the concept of “sexual reproduction cycle” in 2013, and redefined the concept of plant developmental program as “double-ring mode” in 2015.

内容主题 | Key Discussions

​人类变革无法回避的、全新的三大基本问题：

· 人类作为物种生存需要那么多人口吗？

· 人类作为个体需要长生不老吗？

· 人类是一种生物吗？

我们将以“人是生物”这个基本事实为出发点来思考人类变革的历程，遵循生命的逻辑，为重构人类认知的概念框架、探索人类变革的未来提出新的视角。

The 3 unavoidable questions of the transformations of the human:

·       Surviving as a species, do we really need such a huge population?

·       Living as an individual, do we really need longevity?

·       Are humans simply organisms?

We will start from a basic fact of“the human as an organism” to reinterpret the history of the human transformations. Following the logic of life, we will propose a new perspective for combing and reconstructing the conceptual frameworks of human cognition, and exploring the future of human transformation.

主持人 | Moderator

刘哲，北京大学哲学系

LIU Zhe, Peking University Philosophy Department

时间 | Time

2019.03.27 19:00 – 20:30

地点 | Venue

北京大学教育基金会  Peking University Education Foundation

语言 | Language

中文  Mandarin

截止日期 | Deadline

2019.03.26 12:00

座位 | Seats

80位   先到先得 | First come first serve

主办单位 | Host

北京大学博古睿研究中心 | 思想改变世界

北京大学博古睿研究中心聚焦从中国视角、东方智慧观照人类变革和全球治理。人工智能和生命科学的突破性发展引领了第四次科技革命，中国科学家和思想家参与全球对话至关重要；融入当代性的东方智慧如何破解今天全球共同面临的挑战。

Peking University Berggruen Research Center | Ideas for a changing world

Peking University Berggruen Research Center is a hub for East-West research and dialogue dedicated to the cross-cultural and interdisciplinary study of the transformations affecting humanity. Located at Peking University, the Center engages China’s most outstanding thinkers to examine, share and develop ideas to address global challenges. Intellectual themes for researchers and visiting scholars focus on frontier technologies and society—specifically in artificial intelligence, the microbiome and gene editing as well as issues involving global governance and globalization.