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Anthropotechnics is a cross-genre category that examines the techniques, technologies and practices by which humans are made, trained, modified and governed—from ancient rituals and educational systems to biohacking, implants, algorithms and cyborg futures. Books in this category blend anthropology, philosophy, science and design to explore how tools, institutions and everyday habits shape bodies, minds, identities and social orders, and to ask who benefits, who is controlled, and what counts as “improvement.” It includes both nonfiction investigations of historical and contemporary practices of self-formation and governance and speculative fiction imagining new forms of human enhancement, surveillance and resistance, united by a focus on the ethics, politics and aesthetics of human remaking.

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