
European Journal of American Culture 43.3 is out now! Special Issue
Intellect is pleased to present European Journal of American Culture 43.3!
Special Issue: ‘Recent Reflections on the Posthuman Condition in American Literature and Culture’
The theories and notions around the posthuman have become, in recent years, a key framework to approach contemporary culture and its products. Inspired by the growing cross-disciplinarity in the field of critical posthumanism, as well as by the increased prevalence of posthumanist ideas in North American literature and culture, this Special Issue seeks to map some recent trends regarding the understanding of the posthuman at two different levels: in terms of critical approach and regarding the types of texts explored.
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Aims & Scope
The European Journal of American Culture is a peer-reviewed journal that aims to encompass the evolution of America and its culture. It is particularly interested in how the visual arts, politics, literature, history and media engage with cultural issues. EJAC aims to present a fresh perspective on American culture in all its forms.
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Issue 43.3
Introduction
Introduction: ‘Recent Reflections on the Posthuman Condition in American Literature and Culture’
MARÍA FERRÁNDEZ-SANMIGUEL, ESTHER MUÑOZ-GONZÁLEZ AND CARMEN LAGUARTA-BUENO
Articles
The posthuman trauma novel: Reconfiguring subjectivity in Patricia Lockwood’s No One Is Talking about This (2021) (Open Access)
SONIA BAELO-ALLUÉ
Ethico-onto-epistem-ology and traumatic memories in Rivers Solomon’s The Deep and Sorrowland (Open Access)
MÓNICA CALVO-PASCUAL
Mediating otherness: The Afrofuturist planetary posthuman in Black Panther
ARUNIMA KUNDU
VanderMeer’s eco-weird doubles: (Post)human transformation and the tipping point
JUNI KVARVING
Beyond SF: Reading the posthuman in crime fiction (Open Access)
MARÍA ABIZANDA-CARDONA
Posthuman icons: Virtual YouTubers’ bodies beyond the cyborg
LUISE ERBENTRAUT
Book Reviews
CARYS HUGHES
Anti-Blackness and Human Monstrosity in Black American Horror Fiction, Jerry Rafiki Jenkins (2024)
DOUGLAS CLARKE