The posthuman pandemic:
"With the COVID-19 crisis forcing us to reflect in a dramatic way on the limits of the human and the implications of the Anthropocene Age, this timely volume addresses these concerns through an exploration of post-humanism as represented in philosophy, politics and aesthetics. Global pandemics...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "With the COVID-19 crisis forcing us to reflect in a dramatic way on the limits of the human and the implications of the Anthropocene Age, this timely volume addresses these concerns through an exploration of post-humanism as represented in philosophy, politics and aesthetics. Global pandemics bring into sharp focus the bankruptcy of the neoliberal economic paradigm, the future of the arts sector in society, and our dependence upon political forces outside our control. In response to the recent state of emergency, Pandemic and the New Posthuman highlights the urgent need to rethink our anthropocentrism and develop new political models, aesthetic practices and ways of living. Central to these discussions is the idea of post-humanism, a philosophy that can help us grapple with the crisis, as it takes seriously the unstable ecosystems on which we depend and the precarious nature of our long-cherished notions of agency and sovereignty. Bringing together international philosophers, political theorists and media and art theorists, all of whom engage with the posthuman, this volume explores a range of vital subjects, from the inequality revealed by COVID-19 survival rates to museums' role in spreading human-centric understandings of a world struck by human fragility. Facing up to the realities that the coronavirus outbreak has uncovered, Pandemic and the New Posthuman combines both breadth and depth of analysis to take on the posthuman challenges confronting us today"-- |
| Beschreibung: | ix, 249 Seiten 11 Illustrationen (schwarz-weiß) 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781350239067 |
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| adam_text | Contents List of Figures Notes on Contributors Introduction: The posthuman pandemic Saul Newman and Tihomir Topuzovski vii viii 1 Part I Philosophy 1 2 3 The (post)human and the (post)pandemic: Rediscovering our selves Christine Daigle 27 ‘Life is obviously not easy to define : Viral politics and dynamic patterning in Susanne К. Langer’s philosophies of art and life Iris van der Tuin 43 Dead, alive: Deconstruction, biopolitics and life death Stefan Herbrechter 60 Part II Politics 4 Contagious politics: Posthuman anarchism Saul Newman 5 Spectatorial splitting and transcultural seeing in the age of pandemics Josephine Berry 100 Posthuman vectors and the production of a common flesh Amanda Boetzkes and Anna McWebb 119 While you were at home, confined: Control and technology after the city Rick Dolphijn 141 6 7 81 Partili Art 8 9 Is human to posthuman as Earth is to post-earth?: Notes on terraforming and (trans)forming Amanda du Preez 161 Quarantine in waiting: Plant clocks and the asynchronies of viral time Ada Smailbegović 182
VI Contents 10 Thinking and/over/in the pandemic: From contact points towards contact zones potentially reconciling us with the ultramicroscopic sub-layers of life Martin Grünfeld 11 Viral agencies and curating worldly life differently in museum spaces Fiona Cameron
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Contents List of Figures Notes on Contributors Introduction: The posthuman pandemic Saul Newman and Tihomir Topuzovski vii viii 1 Part I Philosophy 1 2 3 The (post)human and the (post)pandemic: Rediscovering our selves Christine Daigle 27 ‘Life is obviously not easy to define : Viral politics and dynamic patterning in Susanne К. Langer’s philosophies of art and life Iris van der Tuin 43 Dead, alive: Deconstruction, biopolitics and life death Stefan Herbrechter 60 Part II Politics 4 Contagious politics: Posthuman anarchism Saul Newman 5 Spectatorial splitting and transcultural seeing in the age of pandemics Josephine Berry 100 Posthuman vectors and the production of a common flesh Amanda Boetzkes and Anna McWebb 119 While you were at home, confined: Control and technology after the city Rick Dolphijn 141 6 7 81 Partili Art 8 9 Is human to posthuman as Earth is to post-earth?: Notes on terraforming and (trans)forming Amanda du Preez 161 Quarantine in waiting: Plant clocks and the asynchronies of viral time Ada Smailbegović 182
VI Contents 10 Thinking and/over/in the pandemic: From contact points towards contact zones potentially reconciling us with the ultramicroscopic sub-layers of life Martin Grünfeld 11 Viral agencies and curating worldly life differently in museum spaces Fiona Cameron |
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