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Contagion in Literature, Arts, and Media
Redaktion: Agin, Basak; Horzum, Safak
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This multi-vocal assemblage of literary and cultural responses to contagions provides insights into the companionship of posthumanities, environmental humanities, and medical humanities, to shed light on how we deal with complex issues like communicable diseases in contemporary times.
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This multi-vocal assemblage of literary and cultural responses to contagions provides insights into the companionship of posthumanities, environmental humanities, and medical humanities, to shed light on how we deal with complex issues like communicable diseases in contemporary times.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 276
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Juli 2022
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000587784
- Artikelnr.: 63918237
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 276
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Juli 2022
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000587784
- Artikelnr.: 63918237
Bäak A¿IN, Ph.D., is Associate Professor of English Literature and faculty member at TED University, Ankara, Turkey. She is the founder of "PENTACLE: Posthuman Entanglements of Culture, Literature, and Environment," the first Turkish website dedicated to posthumanities (https://thepentacle.org). Her monograph, Posthümanizm: Kavram, Kuram, Bilim-Kurgu (["Posthumanism: Concept, Theory, Science-Fiction"] 2020, Siyasal), is the first Turkish work to explore science fiction literary/filmic narratives in light of posthumanist-new materialist theories. Dr. A¿¿n edited M. Sibel Dinçel's Turkish translation of Simon C. Estok's The Ecophobia Hypothesis (2018, Routledge), which came out in 2021 as Ekofobi Hipotezi (Cappadocia UP), and is currently editing a Turkish handbook of environmental, medical, digital, and posthumanities. She is also co-editing an international volume, Ecofeminism and World Literature: African, Middle Eastern, and Asian Perspectives, with Douglas Vakoch. Her articles appeared in scholarly journals like Neohelicon, CLCWeb, Translation Review, and Ecozon@. ¿afak HORZUM, Ph.D., is an independent scholar based in Ankara, Turkey. A former Fulbright Visiting Fellow at Harvard University, Department of English, he focuses on the human-nonhuman relations in fantasy fiction, specifically in the works of Jonathan Swift and Lewis Carroll in his doctoral dissertation. Horzum was awarded in 2016 the ASLE grant for his Turkish-English translation of Oya Baydar's postapocalyptic novel The General of the Garbage Dump, which awaits its publisher. Having received the travel grant from the Ehrenpreis Center for Swift Studies, he will join Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster in 2022. Horzum's publications in edited volumes and peer-reviewed journals concentrate on translation studies, the theories of men and masculinities as well as queer sexualities in British drama and fiction from the seventeenth century onwards. Horzum is also one of the editors of "PENTACLE: Posthuman Entanglements of Culture, Literature, and Environment," the first Turkish website dedicated to posthumanities (https://thepentacle.org).
Foreword: Posthumanism in the Year of COVID-19 Pramod K. Nayar An Implosive Introduction: Haunted Experiences, Affective Assemblages, and Collective Imaginings Bäak A
n and
afak Horzum Part I: Discontents of the Human and Its Others 1. Yearning for the Human in Posthuman Times: On Camus' Tragic Humanism Stefan Herbrechter 2. Viruses as Posthuman Biocultural Creatures: Parasites, Biopolitics, and Contemporary Literary Reflections Kerim Can Yazgüno
lu Part II: Pathogenic Temporalities 3. Viral Temporalities: Literatures of Disease and Posthuman Conceptions of Time Ruth Clemens and Max Casey 4. Pathogenic Hugs and Ambiguous Times: The Joy Epidemic in Gumball André Vasques Vital Part III: Pestilentia Loquens: Narrative Agency of Disease 5. Symbiotic Adaptation in Posthuman Feminist Environs: Viral Becomings in Nicola Griffith's Ammonite
afak Horzum 6. Power or Despair: Contagious Diseases in Turkish History and Miniature Paintings Z. Gizem Y
lmaz Karahan Part IV: Contagious Networks of Communication 7. Hyperobjects, Network Ontologies, and the Pandemic Response in Greg Bear's Darwin's Radio Jayde Martin and Ben Horn 8. Entangled Humans, Entangled Languages: A Posthumanist Applied Linguistic Analysis of COVID-19 on Reddit Tan Arda Gedik and Zeynep Arpaözü Part V: From Medical Humanities to Medical Posthumanities 9. HIV, Dependency, and Prophylactic Narrative in Bryan Washington's "Waugh" Stian Kristensen 10. The Vampire as Posthumanist Pharmakon: Towards a Critical Medical Humanities Ronja Tripp-Bodola CODA: Affirming the Pathogenesis Bäak A
n Afterword: Posthuman Healing and Revealing Francesca Ferrando
n and
afak Horzum Part I: Discontents of the Human and Its Others 1. Yearning for the Human in Posthuman Times: On Camus' Tragic Humanism Stefan Herbrechter 2. Viruses as Posthuman Biocultural Creatures: Parasites, Biopolitics, and Contemporary Literary Reflections Kerim Can Yazgüno
lu Part II: Pathogenic Temporalities 3. Viral Temporalities: Literatures of Disease and Posthuman Conceptions of Time Ruth Clemens and Max Casey 4. Pathogenic Hugs and Ambiguous Times: The Joy Epidemic in Gumball André Vasques Vital Part III: Pestilentia Loquens: Narrative Agency of Disease 5. Symbiotic Adaptation in Posthuman Feminist Environs: Viral Becomings in Nicola Griffith's Ammonite
afak Horzum 6. Power or Despair: Contagious Diseases in Turkish History and Miniature Paintings Z. Gizem Y
lmaz Karahan Part IV: Contagious Networks of Communication 7. Hyperobjects, Network Ontologies, and the Pandemic Response in Greg Bear's Darwin's Radio Jayde Martin and Ben Horn 8. Entangled Humans, Entangled Languages: A Posthumanist Applied Linguistic Analysis of COVID-19 on Reddit Tan Arda Gedik and Zeynep Arpaözü Part V: From Medical Humanities to Medical Posthumanities 9. HIV, Dependency, and Prophylactic Narrative in Bryan Washington's "Waugh" Stian Kristensen 10. The Vampire as Posthumanist Pharmakon: Towards a Critical Medical Humanities Ronja Tripp-Bodola CODA: Affirming the Pathogenesis Bäak A
n Afterword: Posthuman Healing and Revealing Francesca Ferrando
Foreword: Posthumanism in the Year of COVID-19 Pramod K. Nayar An Implosive Introduction: Haunted Experiences, Affective Assemblages, and Collective Imaginings Bäak A
n and
afak Horzum Part I: Discontents of the Human and Its Others 1. Yearning for the Human in Posthuman Times: On Camus' Tragic Humanism Stefan Herbrechter 2. Viruses as Posthuman Biocultural Creatures: Parasites, Biopolitics, and Contemporary Literary Reflections Kerim Can Yazgüno
lu Part II: Pathogenic Temporalities 3. Viral Temporalities: Literatures of Disease and Posthuman Conceptions of Time Ruth Clemens and Max Casey 4. Pathogenic Hugs and Ambiguous Times: The Joy Epidemic in Gumball André Vasques Vital Part III: Pestilentia Loquens: Narrative Agency of Disease 5. Symbiotic Adaptation in Posthuman Feminist Environs: Viral Becomings in Nicola Griffith's Ammonite
afak Horzum 6. Power or Despair: Contagious Diseases in Turkish History and Miniature Paintings Z. Gizem Y
lmaz Karahan Part IV: Contagious Networks of Communication 7. Hyperobjects, Network Ontologies, and the Pandemic Response in Greg Bear's Darwin's Radio Jayde Martin and Ben Horn 8. Entangled Humans, Entangled Languages: A Posthumanist Applied Linguistic Analysis of COVID-19 on Reddit Tan Arda Gedik and Zeynep Arpaözü Part V: From Medical Humanities to Medical Posthumanities 9. HIV, Dependency, and Prophylactic Narrative in Bryan Washington's "Waugh" Stian Kristensen 10. The Vampire as Posthumanist Pharmakon: Towards a Critical Medical Humanities Ronja Tripp-Bodola CODA: Affirming the Pathogenesis Bäak A
n Afterword: Posthuman Healing and Revealing Francesca Ferrando
n and
afak Horzum Part I: Discontents of the Human and Its Others 1. Yearning for the Human in Posthuman Times: On Camus' Tragic Humanism Stefan Herbrechter 2. Viruses as Posthuman Biocultural Creatures: Parasites, Biopolitics, and Contemporary Literary Reflections Kerim Can Yazgüno
lu Part II: Pathogenic Temporalities 3. Viral Temporalities: Literatures of Disease and Posthuman Conceptions of Time Ruth Clemens and Max Casey 4. Pathogenic Hugs and Ambiguous Times: The Joy Epidemic in Gumball André Vasques Vital Part III: Pestilentia Loquens: Narrative Agency of Disease 5. Symbiotic Adaptation in Posthuman Feminist Environs: Viral Becomings in Nicola Griffith's Ammonite
afak Horzum 6. Power or Despair: Contagious Diseases in Turkish History and Miniature Paintings Z. Gizem Y
lmaz Karahan Part IV: Contagious Networks of Communication 7. Hyperobjects, Network Ontologies, and the Pandemic Response in Greg Bear's Darwin's Radio Jayde Martin and Ben Horn 8. Entangled Humans, Entangled Languages: A Posthumanist Applied Linguistic Analysis of COVID-19 on Reddit Tan Arda Gedik and Zeynep Arpaözü Part V: From Medical Humanities to Medical Posthumanities 9. HIV, Dependency, and Prophylactic Narrative in Bryan Washington's "Waugh" Stian Kristensen 10. The Vampire as Posthumanist Pharmakon: Towards a Critical Medical Humanities Ronja Tripp-Bodola CODA: Affirming the Pathogenesis Bäak A
n Afterword: Posthuman Healing and Revealing Francesca Ferrando