Posthumanism and Stuff by Nilüfer D.

Links About Posthumansim

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Google Scholar Link for Grandeur: https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=3kHmT4UAAAAJ&view_op=list_works&citft=1&email_for_op=nlfr.76%40gmail.com&gmla=AH70aAVQQQpvaptxAfylJlk3yToYaMXdrKYOkDtdDkhy-TZlgsN-z0ayhvf7QH8s3vpZR-_4M6z9WP_6CxSOSOWr6wmiV-8jGqURLCSUdEFeBkZAMwZJkKc9d95HSLvdWHS8g7j5wfeeQI3sPmkXJJcr2CM2LFu7skPKRj2GZe06to_mCf5zkscoQ3HtcwUfsITp0QLxj2_La4HDcBRnOvAo5ncLOUTSHMnjNNiYS0M

Some key words

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From the podcast (posthuman.com)

Work: Cowork with robots TECHNOPHILIA

Digital control: TECHNOPHOBIA

Kevin LaGrandeur is Associate Professor of English at the New York Institute of Technology

Quatations

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"The machine has turned into companion species" Francesca Ferrando TedXSilliconAlley

Scholars

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Kevin LaGrandeur,Francis Fukuyama, Michael Sandel, jürgen Habermas Bu gelişmeler bizi düşünmeye mecbur bırakıyor diyorlar.

Scholars II

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Rosi Braidotti

Pramod K Nayar

Donna Haraway

Neil Badminton Professor of English Literature at Cardiff University

Books and Writers

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Cyborg Manifesto, Donna Haraway (1985)challenges the boundaries of separation (animal/human, machine/human, male/female) and instead petitions for hybridity by using the concept of the cyborg.

N. Katherine Hayles (1999), How We Became Posthuman

Hayles specifically takes on transhumanism’s desire of mind uploading and traces the movement back through to its cybernetic roots, explaining how the disembodiment of information has led transhumanists to believe that a separation of the mind and body is possible.

Karen Barad (2007: 136)

explains posthumanism in opposition to the traditional humanist approach.

Rosi Braidotti (2002, 2011, 2013) The Posthuman. Braidotti (2013)

Ferrando (2013) identifies various types of posthumanism: critical, cultural, and philosophical.

Anrthropocene

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A post-anthropocentric approach, discusses the human as removed from the center of all things and the exceptionalism that has surrounded this idea since the Enlightenment. There is some irony in discussing the human in a post-anthropocentric way when we so recently have claimed to be now in a new geologic age called the Anthropocene (Lewis, 2018). However, the Anthropocene focuses on the effects we have had on the planet, not our place in it.

Ferrando:

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Ferrando (2019) further explains, ‘The posthuman destabilizes the limits and symbolic borders posed by the notion of the human. Dualisms such as human/animal, human/machine, and more in general, human/ nonhuman are re-investigated through a perception which does not work on oppositional schemata’ (5; cf. Haraway, 1985).

Rosi Braidotti

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Braidotti’s (2013) research is strongly connected with Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari (1988) and builds upon feminist and post-colonialist work, specifically focusing on the interrelatedness of all life—including the human—within a vast living network. Posthumanism calls for a move away from the reductive, atomistic, rational-science mentality that attempts to understand the whole by breaking things down to its parts, and towards a productive and generative philosophy, which includes building relations and interdependencies that actually reflect the complexities of life.

posthumanists

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In general, posthumanists are affirmative of life, believe in the importance of de-centering the human, and approach the world with a holistic and interrelated perspective.

Industrial Revolution

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We are also situated in the fourth industrial revolution (Schwab, 2017), where technologies for most, but not all, of the humans in the world have a dramatically increased role to play. And while not all of us may be directly affected by this technological revolution, we are all affected by the current mass extinction that is happening.

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The Posthuman: Situating the Subject in Human-Tech Relations

p. 87-119 TECHNOLOGY, MEDIA LITERACY, AND THE HUMAN SUBJECT

Richard S. Lewis

Google Scholar:

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https://scholar.google.com.tr/scholar?q=posthumanism+and+technology&hl=en&as_sdt=0&as_vis=1&oi=scholart

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https://www.jstor.org/stable/24569993

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25684377/

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Key Words

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Kinship: Akrabalık, benzerlik

Notion: Düşünce, kavram

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Global South

The intersection of climate change and technology