In an ongoing reflection on the potential and paradoxes of a posthumanist take on the world and its worldings, I
Author: Charlotte Grum
Becoming Bat, becoming Woman – discursive-material matterings of the world
Nagel (1974) takes for granted a gap between subject and object, between mind and body. He considers the mental ‘in
Post-Dolly-Humanism
Sorry – I don’t read Sci-Fi books, see Sci-Fi films or play Sci-Fi games. Thinking machines of posthuman worlds. Is
The potentia of spastic performativity – Othering the norm
Photo: Jens Juul. Photo featuring: Cath Borch Jensen and Tora Balslev. In Daily Fictions’ dance performance SPLASTIC the dancers confront
Becoming bird, becoming Other – glimpses of affect and affirmation in The Coming Race
Bulwer-Lytton’s narrative describes a precarious human species as “the child (of the nether valley) could have killed me as easily
Posthumanist methodology – a matter of de-mattering?
Being inspired by the concept of ‘becoming’, I set out to explore human non-human intra-action creating a durational site-specific performative