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vishwanathbite.bsky.social
Which stream is yours? #RCELL2027 invites papers on literature in the age of AI:

I. AI & posthumanism
II. Digital humanities
III. Ecology & climate futures
IV. Postcolonial, decolonial & Indigenous futures

Online, 13–14 Feb 2027
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Call for papers: RCELL International Conference 2027
Literature in the Age of AI: Posthumanism, Digital Humanities and Ecological Futures. Online, 13–14 February 2027.
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November 3, 2026 at 9:01 AM
frankpasquale.bsky.social
Slobodian on Silicon Valley posthumanism & social order as a “programming problem”
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October 30, 2026 at 3:12 PM
glimpseandgaze.bsky.social
The Human Spirit (3/3) – “After”

when we all have been forgotten
our stories long adust

what we've sown and have begotten
our world will soon adjust

#poetry #poem #photography #colorcorrection #posthumanism #extinction #existentialism #humanspirit #deepthoughts
November 4, 2026 at 12:45 AM
josehawkins.bsky.social
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Deleuze - Control Societies & Cybernetic Posthumanism
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October 29, 2026 at 4:53 PM
split.bsky.social
a͉̎b̵̙s̬͡ȯ̆l̰ͨų͝tͨ͐e̷͠l̺̎y̱͜ ͏́f̻̦l͉̃a̲͈t̂́t̴͉e̶̽n̓̈́e͍̕d͜ͅ ̛̘b̷̶yͤ̚ ̢̗ẗ̻́h̐͒e̿͏ ̔́ṗ͑r̎̿a͒͝ǹ͚a̞ͣ ̜̕o̴͖f̠ͣ ̯͗p̜̏o̰̲s͇̽t̶̆ḥ̈u͎̒m̵̀ǎ̈́n̮̓i̛͊s̈́͑m̠̉ ͉ͩi̿͞s̭̻ ̣͓s̤͂o̓̅c̡͗i̴͐a̠͐l̶ͫ ͚̀i͙̘l̗̽ľ͝s̝͋ ̉̇a͚̰n͌̓ḓ͟ ̒̔i͛́nͦ̚ţ̓e̴̡ř͞p̋͊e̮ͩr̿ͥs̗̆ȯ͉n̡͢a̓ͣl̠͝ ̚̕b̧̚rͬ͝e͌̅ȁ͑k̖̞d̥̣o̫̔ẇ͙ň̰ ̧ͧo̢͍f̐͝ ̉̄c̰͋o̲͓m͙̏m̐̈ũͥn͙͒i͙̭c͊́a̧͍t̮̩i͖̍oͨ̃nͬͅ ̙͡a̬͒n̘̩d̷͛ ̒͠t̴͝o̗̬n̤͏g̵ͫū̞e͒̚sͦͬ.̡̛
November 1, 2026 at 1:40 PM
colossal-coquette.bsky.social
And I think people didn't know how to engage because I blatantly called Japan a self infantilising eternal victim, made a case for China's posthumanism and discussed Korea's claims to memorial justice that are being disregarded, like there was so much to talk about
October 29, 2026 at 8:12 PM
lexithewulf.bsky.social
My understanding of posthumanism has become clearer, including our responsibilities toward nonhuman life and how we approach synthetic beings.
October 31, 2026 at 9:13 PM
back2a.bsky.social
Posthumanism recognizes that humans and technology are interconnected and influence how we think, learn, and communicate. It does not mean humans are becoming machines or being replaced by them, but that technology plays an active role in shaping our experiences.
#EDU800fall26#Leander
November 2, 2026 at 12:27 AM
warwickfilmtv.bsky.social
Congratulations to Warwick PhD graduate, Liam Rogers, on his book launch even at the BFI Reuben Library earlier this week. Liam’s book, ‘Screening Technology, Theorizing Posthumanism’, is out now through Bloomsbury.

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October 28, 2026 at 9:38 AM
interconnectionsca.bsky.social
Thomas Jenkins argues that the Gothic monsters attempt to diminish a sense of the human as a body with interiority, and instead view them as just another border to breach and invade.

Read the full article:
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#InterconnectionsJournal #posthumanism
October 30, 2026 at 4:40 PM
interconnectionsca.bsky.social
📖🕸️ Featured Book Review

Read "Book Review Symbiotic Posthumanist Ecologies in Western Literature, Philosophy and Art: Towards Theory and Practice (2023)" by Shruti Das, from our latest issue!
Book Review Symbiotic Posthumanist Ecologies in Western Literature, Philosophy and Art: Towards Theory and Practice (2023) | interconnections: journal of posthumanism
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October 27, 2026 at 6:13 PM
karlsteel.bsky.social
Jack's good people! At the risk of misdescribing his professional interests : medieval Chinese lit / posthumanism / ghosts and weirdos
sinologicat.bsky.social Jack W. Chen @sinologicat.bsky.social · 11d
Hello everyone -- I'm belatedly leaving Meta where I stayed because of the Sinologists group and friends that I don't get to see often enough in real life. Tell me whom I should follow on Bluesky and what communities I can learn from!
October 23, 2026 at 12:32 PM
jonwestaway.bsky.social
CFP: Towards a Posthumanistic Mountain Humanities, Online Workshop 11 December 2026.
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#Mountains #EnvHist #EnvHums #HistGeog #IndigenousKnowledge #AnimalHist #NewAnimism #NewMaterialism #AssemblageTheory #Posthumanism
October 23, 2026 at 10:17 AM
essenglish.bsky.social
Call for Papers. RCELL International Conference 2027: Literature in the Age of AI: Posthumanism, Digital Humanities, and Ecological Futures. Host and dates: Online (Zoom) | 13–14 February 2027. #essecfp.
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October 24, 2026 at 7:48 AM
soulcruzer.bsky.social
Field Notes on Existential Posthumanism — Part One For much of my life, I’ve been trying to find myself. Not in the dramatic sense of disappearing into the wilderness for forty days and returning with a beard, a walking stick, and

https://www.soulcruzer.com/the-art-of-becoming-human-and-beyond/
October 26, 2026 at 1:14 PM
dobrepanstwo.bsky.social
📰 Anthropology of Hybrid Humanity: AI and Posthumanism

https://dobrepanstwo.org/szkatulka-kosztownosci/antropologia-hybrydowej-ludzkosci-transhumanizm-posthumanizm
Anthropology of Hybrid Humanity: AI and Posthumanism
Is technology changing our identity? An analysis of transhumanism, posthumanism, and the concept of the Fused Mind in the context of artificial intelligence development.
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October 24, 2026 at 4:51 AM
laurenredhead.bsky.social
New Materialism/Posthumanism and Composition is rapidly becoming the 2010s Deleuze and Composition of the late 2020s.

This all just makes me a bit tired.
October 23, 2026 at 7:29 AM
fabula.org
RCELL International Conference 2027: Literature in the age of AI: posthumanism, digital humanities, and ecological futures (online, 13–14 February 2027) https://www.fabula.org/actualites/137275/rcell-international-conference-2027-literature-in-the-age-of-ai.html
RCELL International Conference 2027: Literature in the age of AI: posthumanism, digital humanities, and ecological futures (online, 13–14 February 2027)
The Research Centre for English Language and Literature (RCELL), India, invites abstracts for the RCELL International Conference 2027, « Literature in the age of AI: posthumanism, digital humanities, and ecological futures », to be held online on...
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October 23, 2026 at 6:45 AM
posthumanresinst.bsky.social
📢 Call for Proposals | "Strange Companions? Posthumanism and Phenomenology"

📍 Brock University, St. Catharines
📅 June 10–13, 2027
🗓️ Deadline: January 8, 2027

Submit proposals to postrnet@gmail.com with the subject line PRI/EPTC 2027 panel.

We look forward to your proposals!
October 23, 2026 at 2:47 PM
veganfuturist.bsky.social
The best book on #transhumanism I've read was written by a #posthumanist. Two years before the #AI boom, Francesca Ferrando and I asked if the human/transhuman line is real, and whether tech utopias are the White Man's Burden in new clothes. Then read her book. snglrty.co/41LqeeH
Francesca Ferrando on Philosophical Posthumanism
Francesca Ferrando‘s Philosophical Posthumanism is a must-read for transhumanists and non-transhumanists alike. Check out her interview to find more!
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October 24, 2026 at 12:30 PM
dobrepanstwo.bsky.social
📰 Anthropology of Hybrid Humanity: Transhumanism and AI

https://dobrepanstwo.org/szkatulka-kosztownosci/antropologia-hybrydowej-ludzkosci-transhumanizm-gujral
Anthropology of Hybrid Humanity: Transhumanism and AI
Learn how transhumanism and posthumanism are changing the definition of a human being. An analysis of the hybridization of human identity in the context of artificial intelligence development.
dobrepanstwo.org
October 24, 2026 at 5:51 AM
infoclio.bsky.social
Five members of the Unruly Nature Project reflect on how decolonial thought, artistic research and embodied fieldwork have reshaped their own work.

www.infoclio.ch/en/unruly-co...

#enviromentalhumanities #posthumanism #artisticresearch #newhumanities
October 22, 2026 at 9:06 AM
chrissieplastow.bsky.social
I read this for AI-critical reasons, but it's always fun to have side helpings of classical reception AND feminist posthumanism.
olivia.science Olivia Guest · Ολίβια Γκεστ @olivia.science · 23d
Pygmalion Displacement: When Humanising AI Dehumanises Women. doi.org/10.31235/osf...
Figure 1: Pygmalion and Galatea; painting by the French artist Jean-Léon Gérôme, c. 1890. The reader is invited to notice the immediate sexual nature of the sculpture and scene generally; and to attend to the fact that even Galatea’s upper body, which seems to be coming to life, is depicted as particularly paler than that of Pygmalion. This is in accordance with certain renditions of the myth, in which she is sculpted from ivory (Mayor 2018). (Image is in the Public Domain.) Figure 2: This figure depicts, in the style of a printed circuit board, a timeline of events (many with related images) that involve Pygmalion displacement in one form or another. On the left in pink, fictional instances of women’s and automata’s intertwined identities; from 1901 at the top to today’s film and television series at the bottom. On the right in green, historical individuals or artefacts. Here, we see the feminised job of ‘computer’ in the 1890s (at the top) survive for almost a century, until the 1960s start reframing women from being seen as naturally equipped to perform computations to being seen as technologically incapable, like Pacific Data Systems (1964), with sexualised imagery and gendered language to advertise the PDS 1020 to men, and/or being seen as replaceable, like the Electronic Secretary or Sophia. (All images are in the public domain or used with permission.) For a given technosocial relationship between AI and people, if one or more of the answers are “Yes”, then we can conclude that (an aspect of) Pygmalion displacement is occurring, which is damaging to women, and the feminised broadly construed. If not, then the lens does not apply, and we remain agnostic as to gendered or other harm within this framework. Our proverbial lens should be taken inter alia to be akin to an optical lens which allows for the eye to see more details than when naked, as depicted in the line drawing below. 1) Feminised form: Is the AI, by its (default or exclusive) external characteristics, portraying a hegemonically feminine character? 2) Whitened form: Is the AI, by its (default or exclusive) external characteristics, portraying a character that is inherently white (supremacist), Western, Eurocentric, etc.? 3) Dislocation from work: Does the AI displace women from a role or occupation, or people in general from a role or occupation that tends to be (coded as) women’s work? 4) Humanisation via feminisation: Are the AI’s claims to intelligence, human-likeness or personhood contingent on stereotypical feminine traits or behaviours? 5) Competition with women: Is the AI pit (rhetorically or otherwise) against women in ways that favour it, and which are harmful to women? 6) Diminishment via false equivalence: Does the AI facilitate a rhetoric that deems women as not having full intellectual abilities, or as otherwise less deserving of personhood? 7) Obfuscation of diversity: Does the AI, through displacement of specific groups of people, “neutralise” (i.e., whiten, masculinise) a role, vocation, or skill? 8) Robot rights: Do the users and/or creators of the AI grant it (aspects of) legal personhood or human(-like) rights? 9) Social bonding: Do the users and/or creators of the AI develop interpersonal-like relationships with it? 10) Psychological service: Does the AI function to subserve and enhance the egos of its creators and/or users?
October 19, 2026 at 3:52 PM
infoclio.bsky.social
In the run-up to the conference ‘New Humanities’ (Bern, 20.11.2026), infoclio.ch is publishing a series of blog posts presenting recent projects and reflections in the fields of posthumanism, relational approaches and alliances between the arts and sciences.

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Affiche de la conférence New Humanities, Bern, 20.11.2026
October 22, 2026 at 6:52 AM
interconnectionsca.bsky.social
🦾🧠📽️Featured Article

How does contemporary film engage posthumanism through robotic, artificial intelligence, and cyborg subjectivities?

Read "Cinema after the Human: Robotics, AI, and Posthuman Narratives on Screen" by Mourad El Fahli from our latest issue, vol. 5, no. 1, 2026.
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October 21, 2026 at 1:56 PM