No. 7 (2015): Posthumanism. Human and Non- human: Links, Continuum, Interplay

Edited by Patrícia Castello Branco
DOI: https://doi.org/10.34619/n8w6-r547

Published: 2015-12-28

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Articles

• The Cinematic Life of the Figural: Mapping Shapes of Time in Terrence Malick’s The New World (2005)

  Gabriella Blasi

  11-27

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• On Some Posthuman Motifs in Walter Benjamin: Mickey Mouse, Barbarism and Technological Innervation

  Daniel Mourenza

  28-47

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• Human/Cyborg/Alien/Friend: Postwar Ressentiment in Japanese Science Fiction and Posthuman Ethics in Kamen Rider Fourze

  Se Young Kim

  48-66

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• The Hard Technological Bodies of Elysium and Edge of Tomorrow

  Aaron Tucker

  67-85

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• Posthumanist Panic Cinema? The Films of Andrew Niccol

  Jon Baldwin

  86-106

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• Posthumanism in Matthew Barney’s Cremaster Cycle: Autopoiesis and the “Hermetic State”

  Irina Chkhaidze

  107-130

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• Rediscovering our Humanity: How the Posthuman Noir Anime Darker Than Black Subverts the Tropes of Film Noir to Reaffirm a Humanist Agenda

  Maxine Gee

  131-148

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• Zombie Cinema and the Anthropocene: Posthuman Agency and Embodiment at the End of the World

  Phillip McReynolds

  149-168

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Book Reviews

• Investigating Image and Gesture: Cinema and Agamben. Ethics, Biopolitics and the Moving Image

  Tom Lordan

  170-175

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• Seeing the Light: Exploring Ethics Through Movies

  A.G. Holdier

  176-178

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• Philosophy and Blade Runner

  Keith Dromm

  179-183

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• Mise-en-Scène and/Or Mise-en-Cadre?: Questions from the Book Post-Cinematic Theatre And Performance

  Cláudia Madeira

  184-186

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• Music, Performance, and the Realities of Film: Shared Concert Experiences in Screen Fiction

  Nick Poulakis

  184-186

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