The Palgrave handbook of posthumanism in film and television

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Springer, Dordrecht

2015

450 Pages

ISBN 978-1-349-57701-9

The Palgrave handbook of posthumanism in film and television

Edited by

Michael Hauskeller, Thomas D. Philbeck , Curtis D. Carbonell

Publication details

Full citation:

Hauskeller, M. , Philbeck, T. D. , Carbonell, C. D. (eds) (2015). The Palgrave handbook of posthumanism in film and television, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Posthumanism in film and television

Hauskeller Michael; Philbeck Thomas D.; Carbonell Curtis D.

1-7

From Delguat to Scarjo

Brown William

11-18

"Self-immolation by technology"

Baldwin Jon

19-27

Derrida on screen

Herbrechter Stefan

28-36

Bruno Latour

37-44

Friedrich Nietzsche and the posthuman/transhuman in film and television

Babich Babette

45-53

Terminated

57-65

Of iron men and green monsters

Hassler-Forest Dan

66-76

Growing your own

Powell Anna

77-87

Post-singularity entities in film and tv

Roden David

88-98

Chimeras and hybrids

Ayers Drew

99-108

Androids and the posthuman in television and film

LaGrandeur Kevin

111-119

"Change for the machines"?

Vint Sherryl

120-129

Alive in the net

Menne Jeff; Clayton Jay

130-140

A contest of tropes

Carbonell Curtis D.

153-162

Desire and uncertainty

Wheaton Hilary

163-171

At home in and beyond our skin

Krueger Joel

172-181

Constructed worlds

Callus Ivan

182-191

Games, gamers and posthumanism

Krzywinska Tanya; Brown Douglas

192-201

"Life's a bitch, and then you don"t die"

Hauskeller Michael

205-213

A new lease on life

Zwart Hub

214-224

Limitless? there's a pill for that

McNease Kyle

225-234

Posthumans and democracy in popular culture

Hughes James J.

235-245

Negative feelings as emotional enhancement in cinema

Laine Tarja

246-255

Biopleasures

Pordzik Ralph

259-268

Of posthuman born

Ferrando Francesca

269-278

Sharing social context

Meeler David; Hill Eric

279-288

Our posthuman skin condition

Manea Teodora

289-298

Muddy worlds

Bruni John

299-308

Executing species

Pick Anat

311-320

The sun never set on the human empire

Henderson Phil

321-329

Uncanny intimacies

330-338

Posthumanous subjects

Christiansen Steen

339-348

Identity

DiGiovanna James

349-358

The final frontier?

Graham Elaine

361-370

The ghost in the machine

Lunceford Brett

371-379

"Trust a few, fear the rest"

Nayar Pramod K.

380-390

Onscreen ontology

Philbeck Thomas D.

391-400

Object-oriented ontology

Harman Graham

401-409

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