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This book examines the concepts of Post/Humanism and Transhumanism as depicted in superhero comics. Recent decades have seen mainstream audiences embrace the comic book Superhuman. Meanwhile there has been increasing concern surrounding human enhancement technologies, with the techno-scientific movement of Transhumanism arguing that it is time humans took active control of their evolution. Utilising Deleuze and Guattari’s notion of the rhizome as a non-hierarchical system of knowledge to conceptualize the superhero narrative in terms of its political, social and aesthetic relations to the…mehr
This book examines the concepts of Post/Humanism and Transhumanism as depicted in superhero comics. Recent decades have seen mainstream audiences embrace the comic book Superhuman. Meanwhile there has been increasing concern surrounding human enhancement technologies, with the techno-scientific movement of Transhumanism arguing that it is time humans took active control of their evolution. Utilising Deleuze and Guattari’s notion of the rhizome as a non-hierarchical system of knowledge to conceptualize the superhero narrative in terms of its political, social and aesthetic relations to the history of human technological enhancement, this book draws upon a diverse range of texts to explore the way in which the posthuman has been represented in superhero comics, while simultaneously highlighting its shared historical development with Post/Humanist critical theory and the material techno-scientific practices of Transhumanism.
Scott Jeffery received his PhD from the School of Applied Social Science at Stirling University, UK in 2013. His time is currently divided between lecturing in sociology, stand-up comedy, and his blog Nth Mind which covers many topics related to Post/Humanism, comics studies, film, and the esoteric.
Inhaltsangabe
.Introduction: The Posthuman in Superhero Comics.-.Part I: Posthumanism in Theory and Practice.-.1. What is Posthumanism?.-.2. The Rhizome of Comic Book Culture.-.Part II: Posthumanism and the Comic Book Superhero.-.3. The Perfect Body.-.4. The Cosmic Body.-.5. The Military-Industrial Body.-.6. Artificial and Animal Bodies.-.Part III: Becoming Posthuman.-.7. Reading the Superhuman.-.8. Readers on Transhumanism and Post/Humanism.-.9. Towards a Theory of Reader-Text Assemblages.-.10. Possible Selves and Realizable Futures.
.Introduction: The Posthuman in Superhero Comics.-.Part I: Posthumanism in Theory and Practice.-.1. What is Posthumanism?.-.2. The Rhizome of Comic Book Culture.-.Part II: Posthumanism and the Comic Book Superhero.-.3. The Perfect Body.-.4. The Cosmic Body.-.5. The Military-Industrial Body.-.6. Artificial and Animal Bodies.-.Part III: Becoming Posthuman.-.7. Reading the Superhuman.-.8. Readers on Transhumanism and Post/Humanism.-.9. Towards a Theory of Reader-Text Assemblages.-.10. Possible Selves and Realizable Futures.
.Introduction: The Posthuman in Superhero Comics.-.Part I: Posthumanism in Theory and Practice.-.1. What is Posthumanism?.-.2. The Rhizome of Comic Book Culture.-.Part II: Posthumanism and the Comic Book Superhero.-.3. The Perfect Body.-.4. The Cosmic Body.-.5. The Military-Industrial Body.-.6. Artificial and Animal Bodies.-.Part III: Becoming Posthuman.-.7. Reading the Superhuman.-.8. Readers on Transhumanism and Post/Humanism.-.9. Towards a Theory of Reader-Text Assemblages.-.10. Possible Selves and Realizable Futures.
.Introduction: The Posthuman in Superhero Comics.-.Part I: Posthumanism in Theory and Practice.-.1. What is Posthumanism?.-.2. The Rhizome of Comic Book Culture.-.Part II: Posthumanism and the Comic Book Superhero.-.3. The Perfect Body.-.4. The Cosmic Body.-.5. The Military-Industrial Body.-.6. Artificial and Animal Bodies.-.Part III: Becoming Posthuman.-.7. Reading the Superhuman.-.8. Readers on Transhumanism and Post/Humanism.-.9. Towards a Theory of Reader-Text Assemblages.-.10. Possible Selves and Realizable Futures.
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