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This groundbreaking volume delves into critical posthumanism, exploring the dissolution of traditional boundaries between humans and nonhuman entities. Challenging the autonomy of the human subject, it presents a radical rethinking of subjectivity, emphasizing interconnectedness and co-existence. Drawing on key movements like post-structuralism, feminism, queer theory, and decolonial studies, this book invites readers to reconsider the hierarchies of matter and agency, advocating for a more inclusive, post-anthropocentric perspective. As the concept of “becoming-with” redefines the political and philosophical landscape, this work on dynamic entanglements offers fresh insights into the future of human and nonhuman relations in both theory and artistic practice.
Price: $107.00
Pages: 206
Publisher: Brill
Imprint: Brill
Series: Critical Posthumanisms
Publication Date:
18 December 2025
ISBN: 9789004741522
Format: Hardcover
Ricardo Gil Soeiro, Assistant Professor at the University of Lisbon, is a researcher and poet. His work focuses on Comparative Studies, Literary Studies, and Critical Posthumanism. He has received multiple academic and literary awards, including two PEN Prizes.
Cristina Álvares is Full Professor of French Studies in the Department of Romance Studies at the University of Minho where she teaches French and Francophone literatures and cultures. She coordinates the project "Liminalities Human/Animal/Machine".
Marinela Freitas is Assistant Professor of American Literature and Feminist and Queer Studies at the University of Porto. She has co-edited several books, and authored Emily Dickinson e Luiza Neto Jorge (PEN Prize, 2015). She did a post-doc on Posthumanism.
Lígia Bernardino concluded her PhD at the University of Porto in 2014. She is a teacher and researcher in critical posthumanism, having literature at the core of her studies. She has published several papers in journals and books.
Cristina Álvares is Full Professor of French Studies in the Department of Romance Studies at the University of Minho where she teaches French and Francophone literatures and cultures. She coordinates the project "Liminalities Human/Animal/Machine".
Marinela Freitas is Assistant Professor of American Literature and Feminist and Queer Studies at the University of Porto. She has co-edited several books, and authored Emily Dickinson e Luiza Neto Jorge (PEN Prize, 2015). She did a post-doc on Posthumanism.
Lígia Bernardino concluded her PhD at the University of Porto in 2014. She is a teacher and researcher in critical posthumanism, having literature at the core of her studies. She has published several papers in journals and books.