📚✨ #PosthumanFridays

Today’s rec: Annihilation by Jeff VanderMeer — a haunting blend of weird fiction, ecological mystery, and posthuman transformation. 🌿👁️‍🗨️

A hypnotic journey into Area X that challenges what it means to be human as environments (and bodies) begin to shift. 🧬🌱

📖 She also introduced the volume The Posthuman Condition in 21st Century Literature and Culture (Palgrave, 2025), co-edited with Esther Muñoz González @emunozgonzalez.bsky.social and Carmen Laguarta-Bueno.

📚 Our team member María Ferrández San Miguel @maria-fsm.bsky.social presented at #AEDEAN2025!

@aedeaninfo.bsky.social @filoinglesauz.bsky.social

🚨🚨🚨 Today is the day!!!

Stay tuned to this thread 🧵 to keep up to date with our team members' activities throughout the day!

In the sixth episode of our podcast on #NorthAmericanLiterature, África Sáez Egea discusses the influence of Anne Bradstreet on Chuck Palahniuk. Don't miss it! 🎙️✨
youtu.be/9Jr49E22H08?...

Our amazing students of North American Literature have done it again... Check out the newest discussions that have been added to our podcast 👀✨ www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

During #limlitconference2025, I explored how Louisa Hall’s Speak narratively engages with the emergence of Large Language Models and Generative AI. New times call for new ways of storytelling...🧠📚🤖

Big thanks to @limlit-unizar.bsky.social project for organizing such a thoughtful and enriching conference on The Relational Turn!🤗 Most of the members of the @posthumanuz.bsky.social project contributed to the discussion by sharing the posthuman perspective on this important shift 🤖🌱🐼

Talking about dreams, nightmares, and posthumanism at the SAAS conference in Alicante—so many interesting ideas!

📢 Big week for us scholars in American studies!

Between Tuesday and Thursday, Alicante will host the 17th edition of the SAAS conference!

As every year, these will be busy days for our team members…

🧵 Keepn an eye on this thread to see their contributions!

🚀My essay "The Pandemic as a Gateway to the Posthuman in The Silent History" is now out in University of Toronto Quarterly (Open Access)!
📖Explore how the novel redefines pandemics in a networked posthuman world.
🔗Read here https://utppublishing.com/doi/10.3138/utq.93.04.07 @SilentHistory @posth...

📢 I'm very happy to share my new article, "The posthuman trauma novel: Reconfiguring subjectivity in @TriciaLockwood's No One Is Talking about This (2021)," now published in @EJACjournal! ⬇️
🔗 Read it here for free: https://intellectdiscover.com/content/journals/10.1386/ejac_00124_1#html_fulltext...

Thrilled to have coordinated the symposium "The Impact of Posthumanist Pedagogical Approaches and Digital Tools in Humanities Education" at the @cidico conference. A great opportunity to explore how the @posthuman_uz members see the intersection between pedagogy and posthumanism

Friday was a very busy day! We brought the research we do on the posthuman at @pothuman_uz and @Iedis_unizar closer to the public participating in the European Researchers’ Night in Zaragoza, Seville and Granada.
#EuropeanResearchersNight
#exploreResearch

The Posthuman Fictions conference at the Università di Genova has been an incredibly experience. Thanks to Laura Colombino for making it possible and to everyone participating for the stimulating conversation on the human and the posthuman 😉

I had a great time at the International Conference of Three Societies on Literature and Science #litsci3soc2024 in Birmingham. Together with @mirfersan and @mariaabizandac we talked about techno-human assemblages in contemporary fiction and the work we do in @posthuman_uz

Thanks to Artificial Intelligence Paul McCartney sings with John Lennon again and we have a new song from The Beatles. Is "Now and Then" a posthuman song? It's a very beautiful one for sure ☺️ https://youtu.be/AW55J2zE3N4?si=tFQjFF26UP2wEikP