Vol. 70 No. 2 (2017): Pós-Humanismo

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Published: 2017-06-05

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Início

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Presentation

On the Posthuman

Claudia Lima Costa, Ildney Cavalcanti, Joan Haran

9-14
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Articles

Before the Post-human: social insects, superior mammals and the (re)construction of boundaries between humans and animals in modernity

Hugo Ferreira

15-28
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The cyborg between bio-art and disturbatory art

Jean Cardoso

29-38
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Race as technology: from posthuman cyborg to human industry

Nicholaos Jones, Holly Jones

39-52
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Poetic Inventory: Notes on the remains of the human in literature

Ermelinda Maria Araújo Ferreira, Joanita Baú de Oliveira

53-70
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The horizons come: In defense of kinetic literary experiences

Ligia G. Diniz

71-82
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Agualuza’s Zoo(Po)ethics

Luana Barossi

83-92
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The anthropocene and the posthuman anthropo-scene: narratives of catastrophe and contamination

Sonia Torres

93-106
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The dilemmas of indefiniteness: Utopia, fluidity and subjectivity in Stone, by Adam Roberts

André Cabral de Almeida Cardoso, Carla de Figueiredo Portilho

107-118
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The juxtaposition of the posthuman and transhuman in the dystopian genre: An analysis of the Divergent and The 5th Wave trilogies

Eduardo Marks de Marques, Ânderson Martins Pereira

119-127
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Guidelines for Publication

Políticas de Publicação

128-131
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