The Psychosomatic Aspect of Human Nature in A. Huxley's Works
The author analyzes the psychosomatic body canon, and the representation of the human being as a body object (V.A. Podoroga's terms) within the natural science discourse in A. Huxley's works. The author focuses her special attention on the connection of the body canon and Huxley's utopian ideas about the possibility to rule human nature.