Karen Raber is Professor of English at the University of Mississippi, USA, specializing in early modern literature and culture. She has published extensively in the fields of gender and early modern women writers, animal studies, and ecostudies.

• List of IllustrationsSeries Editor's PrefaceAcknowledgementsChapter 1: We Have Never Been Humanist: Genealogies of PosthumanismChapter 2: Posthuman CosmographyChapter 3: Bodies and MindsChapter 4: Neither Fish nor FowlChapter 5: TechnoBardChapter 6: Post-posthumanism? Back to the FutureNotesBibliographyIndex

An excellent orientation to this theory and practice that will interest multiple audiences. In no-nonsense prose, Rabersets out the intellectual genealogy of posthumanism…

Karen Raber is Professor of English at the University of Mississippi, USA, specializing in early modern literature and culture. She has published extensively in the fields of gender and early modern women writers, animal studies, and ecostudies.

• List of IllustrationsSeries Editor's PrefaceAcknowledgementsChapter 1: We Have Never Been Humanist: Genealogies of PosthumanismChapter 2: Posthuman CosmographyChapter 3: Bodies and MindsChapter 4: Neither Fish nor FowlChapter 5: TechnoBardChapter 6: Post-posthumanism? Back to the FutureNotesBibliographyIndex

An excellent orientation to this theory and practice that will interest multiple audiences. In no-nonsense prose, Rabersets out the intellectual genealogy of posthumanism…

Karen Raber is Professor of English at the University of Mississippi, USA, specializing in early modern literature and culture. She has published extensively in the fields of gender and early modern women writers, animal studies, and ecostudies.

• List of IllustrationsSeries Editor's PrefaceAcknowledgementsChapter 1: We Have Never Been Humanist: Genealogies of PosthumanismChapter 2: Posthuman CosmographyChapter 3: Bodies and MindsChapter 4: Neither Fish nor FowlChapter 5: TechnoBardChapter 6: Post-posthumanism? Back to the FutureNotesBibliographyIndex

An excellent orientation to this theory and practice that will interest multiple audiences. In no-nonsense prose, Rabersets out the intellectual genealogy of posthumanism…