“Hybrids and Monsters”, Comparative Critical Studies Vol. 9, No. 3, October 2012
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Table des matières :
Guest Editor’s Introduction
Lucile Desblache : Hybridity, Monstrosity and the Posthuman in Philosophy and Literature Today
Notes on Contributors
Essays
Dominique Lestel : Why Are We So Fond of Monsters?
Harvey L. Hix : Hybridity Is the New Metamorphosis
Susan McHugh : Hybrid Species and Literatures: Ibrahim al-Koni’s ‘Composite Apparition’
Amaleena Damlé : Posthuman Encounters: Technology, Embodiment and Gender in Recent Feminist Thought and in the Work of Marie Darrieussecq
Ashwiny Kistnareddy : Almost White but not Quite: A Comparative Reading of Ferblanc’s Hybridity in Ananda Devi’s Soupir
Florian Mussgnug : Naturalizing Apocalypse: Last Men and Other Animals
Alicia H. Puleo : From Cyborgs to Organic Model and Back: Old and New Paradoxes of Gender and Hybridity
Kate Soper : The Humanism in Posthumanism
Editors’ Note
Launch of e-CCS