Symbiotic Posthumanist Ecologies in Western Literature, Philosophy and Art

Contents -

Pramod K. Nayar Looking through the Symbiotic Lens - Francesca Ferrando "We Are The Earth": Posthumanist Realizations in the Era of the Anthropocene - Peggy Karpouzou and Nikoleta Zampaki Introduction: Towards a Symbiosis of Posthumanism and Environmental Humanities or Paving Narratives for the Symbiocene

PART I Framing the Symbiotic Posthumanist Ecologies - Roberto Marchesini Somatizing Alterity: Technology and Hybridization in the Post- Human Era - Teresa Heffernan Rethinking "Queer Kin Groups": Cyborgs, Animals, and Machines - Mieke Bal How to Say It? Symbiosis as Inter- Ship - Peggy Karpouzou Symbiotic Citizenship in Posthuman Urban Ecosystems: Smart Biocities
in Speculative Fiction

PART II Symbiotic Posthumanist Ecologies in Literature and Art - Bruce Clarke Cracking Open: Ecological Communication in Richard Powers' The Overstory - Irene Sanz Alonso Posthuman Subjects in Rosa Montero's Los tiempos del odio - Aleksandra Lukaszewicz Cyber body as Medium of Art. The Case of Neil Harbisson and Moon Ribas - Dimitris Angelatos Folded Tactility: Tracing Metabolic Artistic Practices in Contemporary Sculpture - David Fancy Geomancy vs Technomancy: Resonance, Divination and Gilbert Simondon's Thought

PART III Symbiotic Posthumanist Ecologies in Continental Philosophy - Nicole Anderson
Animal- Human Differences: The Deconstructive Force of Posthumanism - Fred Evans Deleuzian Cosmopolitanism: From the Capitalist Axiomatic to the "Chaosmocene" - Glen A. Mazis A Posthumanist Truly Back to the Things Themselves: Merleau- Ponty's
Embodied Phenomenology and Literary Language - Cassandra Falke Eco- Phenomenology in the Dark - Avital Ronell Nietzsche Apologizes for the Weather: A Storm Chaser's Report - Notes on Contributors - Index

Peggy Karpouzou is Assistant Professor in Theory of Literature at the Faculty of
Philology of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece.

Nikoleta Zampaki completed her PhD studies in Modern Greek Literature at
the Faculty of Philology of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens,
Greece.