Beginning with Mary Shelley's great novels, Frankenstein and The Last Man, Eileen Hunt Botting's Artificial Life After Frankenstein reveals the techno-political stakes of modern political science fiction and brings them to bear upon the ethics and politics of making artificial life and intelligence in the twenty-first century.
Beginning with Mary Shelley's great novels, Frankenstein and The Last Man, Eileen Hunt Botting's Artificial Life After Frankenstein reveals the techno-political stakes of modern political science fiction and brings them to bear upon the ethics and politics of making artificial life and intelligence in the twenty-first century.
Eileen M. Hunt is Professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame. She is the author of Artificial Life After Frankenstein and Mary Shelley and the Rights of the Child: Political Philosophy in "Frankenstein," both available from the University of Pennsylvania Press.
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Preface. Learning to Love the Bomb Introduction. Mary Shelley and the Genesis of Political Science Fictions Interlude. Births and Afterlives Chapter I. Apocalyptic Fictions Chapter II. Un/natural Fictions Chapter III. Loveless Fictions Coda. A Vindication of the Rights and Duties of Artificial Creatures Acknowledgments Postscript. "The Journal of Sorrow" Notes Index
Preface. Learning to Love the Bomb Introduction. Mary Shelley and the Genesis of Political Science Fictions Interlude. Births and Afterlives Chapter I. Apocalyptic Fictions Chapter II. Un/natural Fictions Chapter III. Loveless Fictions Coda. A Vindication of the Rights and Duties of Artificial Creatures Acknowledgments Postscript. "The Journal of Sorrow" Notes Index
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