...]; Cary Wolfe’s Animal Rites: Posthumanism and the Discourse of Species [Chicago: U of Chicago P, 2003]; Carrie Rohman’s Stalking the Subject: Modernism and the Animal [New York: Columbia UP, 2009); and Philip Armstrong’s What Animals Mean in the Fiction...

...Nathalie Blanc Nathalie Blanc The Strange Agencies and the Seaside (on Stacy Alaimo, Exposed: Environmental Politics and Pleasures in Posthuman Times) Let us start with the following observation: we are immersed in mat- ter, we are invaded by streams of living and technological...

... that objects interact with one another in their own hidden ways, that objects are mysteriously indifferent to the human world, and that human subjectivity itself is just another object. Such a view is described as “posthuman” and is often called “flat ontology” (after Manuel DeLanda). The problem, however...

... . The Human Condition . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Bennett Jane . 2012 . “ Systems and Things: A Response to Graham Harman and Timothy Morton .” New Literary History 43 , no. 2 : 225 – 33 . Braidotti Rosi . 2019 . Posthuman Knowledge . Cambridge : Polity Press...

... . Haisman 163 Alice Haisman The Biocultural Turn (on Marquard Smith and Joanna Morra, The Prosthetic Impulse: From a Posthuman Future to a Biocultural Present [Cambridge: MIT P, 2006]; Elisabeth A. Lloyd, The Case of the Female Orgasm: Bias in the Science...

.... Brooks . 2011 . “ ‘We’re Using Up the Earth. It’s Almost Gone’: A Return to the Post-Apocalyptic Future in Margaret Atwood’s The Year of the Flood .” Journal of Commonwealth Literature 46 ( 1 ): 9 – 26 . Braidotti Rosi . 2013 . The Posthuman . Cambridge, UK : Polity . Canavan...

... of the Anthropocene to the wider discourse of posthumanism and also touches upon the importance of speculative realism as well as genres like the science-fiction novel to help us conceptualize our new condition. A brief summary of each of the ten essays in the focus section follows. Works Cited Chakrabarty...

... organizing feminist separatism and safer space posthumanism Works Cited Ahmed Sara . 2004 . “Affective Economies.” Social Text 22 , no. 2 : 117 – 39 . ———. 2008 . “Open Forum Imaginary Prohibitions: Some Preliminary Remarks on the Founding Gestures of the ‘New Materialism...

... We would like to ask about the links between your conception of biopolitics and what today goes by the name of the posthuman. How do you see the relation between the human and bios? Would it be correct to say that your revaluation of bios tends towards a conception of life that is capable...

..., mushrooms, and then microbes, and eventu- ally objects and hyperobjects. What has come to be called posthuman- ism seems to have the big animals the ones evolutionarily closest to humans last on its list, except when they provide an opportunity to theorize packs, affect, social media, or cinema. The big...

... . 2009 . Born to Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen . New York : Knopf . McGurl Mark A. 2012 . “ The Posthuman Comedy .” Critical Inquiry 38 ( 3 ): 533 – 53 . ———. 2013 . “ ‘Neither Indeed Could I Forebear Smiling at Myself’: A Reply...

... published The End of Education: Toward Posthumanism (U of Minnesota P, 1993); Heidegger and Criticism: Retrieving the Cultural Politics of Destruction (U of Minnesota P, 1993); The Errant Art of Moby Dick: The Cold War, the Canon, and the Struggle for American Literary Studies (Duke...

...), and “Mediating Planetary Attachments and Planetary Mel- ancholy: Lars von Trier’s Melancholia,” in Design, Mediation, and the Posthuman (2014). James J. Pulizzi, PhD, a writer and independent scholar living in Los Angeles, has taught at the University of California, Santa Bar- bara, and the University...

... as a Methodology for Feminist Onto-Epistemology: On Encountering Chantal Chawaf and Posthuman Interpellation.” In “Dif- fracted Worlds —​Diffractive Readings: Onto-epistemologies and the Critical Humanities,” edited by Birgit M. Kaiser and Kathrin Thiele, special issue, Parallax 20...

... for opening up the weird future of the actual labo- ratory in Manchester. Following David Roden (2014), I was looking for a way to not preemptively curtail the weirdness of the posthuman, using fiction to help me imagine a new empiricism that might be taken up in the actual laboratory...

... : University of Chicago Press . Strandvad Sara Malou Davis Tracy C. Dunn Megan . 2022 . “ Mermaids as Market Creators: Cultural Entrepreneurship in an Emerging Practice .” International Journal of Cultural Studies 25 , no. 1 : 68 – 85 . Thompson Tok . 2019 . Posthuman...

... theoretical questions about the posthuman, as well as one building a cultural history of animals. A key concern never far from the core of animal studies is the lives of actual animals and what humans do with them. The “Feral Issue” presents work by a range of people, from those who...

... modus operandi. This volume will be vital for scholars and readers, from speculative/new realisms through new materialisms, posthumanism/posthumanist feminisms, and object-oriented philosophy and ontology (OOP/OOO) down to the speculative turn’s related contemporary gestures (nonhuman/ affect...

... demonstrate a breadth and depth of thinking, experience, and understanding beyond modern commentators. Works Cited Bradshaw John . 2017 . The Animals among Us: The New Science of Anthrozoology . London : Allen Lane/Penguin Random House . Braidotti Rosi . 2013 . The Posthuman...

... with. Through them, I am also trying to probe the way in which animal display and visuality participates in our growing inter- est in animal studies (a field no one would have recognized a decade ago) and in discussions of posthumanism. These are not documentary records —​or not only that. These photos...