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Michael Hauskeller
Thomas D. Philbeck
Curtis D. Carbonell
The Palgrave handbook of posthumanism in film and television
Michael Hauskeller, Thomas D. Philbeck , Curtis D. Carbonell
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Posthumanism in film and television
Hauskeller Michael; Philbeck Thomas D.; Carbonell Curtis D.
11-18
From Delguat to Scarjo
Brown William
19-27
"Self-immolation by technology"
Baldwin Jon
28-36
Derrida on screen
Herbrechter Stefan
37-44
45-53
57-65
66-76
Of iron men and green monsters
Hassler-Forest Dan
77-87
Growing your own
Powell Anna
88-98
Post-singularity entities in film and tv
Roden David
99-108
Chimeras and hybrids
Ayers Drew
111-119
Androids and the posthuman in television and film
LaGrandeur Kevin
120-129
"Change for the machines"?
Vint Sherryl
130-140
Alive in the net
Menne Jeff; Clayton Jay
153-162
A contest of tropes
Carbonell Curtis D.
163-171
Desire and uncertainty
Wheaton Hilary
172-181
At home in and beyond our skin
Krueger Joel
182-191
Constructed worlds
Callus Ivan
192-201
Games, gamers and posthumanism
Krzywinska Tanya; Brown Douglas
205-213
"Life's a bitch, and then you don"t die"
Hauskeller Michael
214-224
A new lease on life
Zwart Hub
225-234
Limitless? there's a pill for that
McNease Kyle
235-245
Posthumans and democracy in popular culture
Hughes James J.
246-255
259-268
Biopleasures
Pordzik Ralph
269-278
Of posthuman born
Ferrando Francesca
279-288
Sharing social context
Meeler David; Hill Eric
289-298
Our posthuman skin condition
Manea Teodora
299-308
Muddy worlds
Bruni John
311-320
Executing species
Pick Anat
321-329
The sun never set on the human empire
Henderson Phil
330-338
339-348
Posthumanous subjects
Christiansen Steen
349-358
Identity
DiGiovanna James
361-370
The final frontier?
Graham Elaine
371-379
The ghost in the machine
Lunceford Brett
380-390
"Trust a few, fear the rest"
Nayar Pramod K.
391-400
Onscreen ontology
Philbeck Thomas D.
401-409
Object-oriented ontology
Harman Graham
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