📢 This week, our team members have taken part in the #VICIDICO (VII CIDICO). Take a look at this thread to see their contributions! 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

📚 Just published! “Recent Reflections on the Posthuman Condition in American Literature and Culture,” Special Issue in European Journal of American Culture, guest-edited by María Ferrández-Sanmiguel, Esther Muñoz-González, and Carmen Laguarta-Bueno.✨ intellectdiscover.com/content/journa…

Las bibliotecas son un pilar de la educación porque hacen accesibles los libros para todos. Un regalo que hay que cuidar y proteger frente a los recortes. Apostemos por ellas♥️📚🥰

📢📢📢 New publications alert! The volume "Innovación docente e investigación en arte y humanidades: desafíos de la enseñanza y aprendizaje en la educación superior" is now out, with several contributions by our team members! 🧵 Take a look at the thread to find out more!

🔗 The volume can be accessed for free here: dykinson.com/libros/innovac…

Glad to see my chapter on teaching contemporary US literature from a posthuman perspective. If you're interested it's open access 🤖👩‍🏫⬇️

🚀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 utppublishing.com/doi/10.3138/ut… The Silent History The Posthuman Wound

What is the role of #art in a (post)pandemic world? How does humanity imagine and narrate a pandemic? Explore these big questions and more in the new issue of University of Toronto Quarterly 93.4: Special Issue on Representing a (Post)Pandemic World: bit.ly/utq934 University of Toronto

Explore “The Pandemic as a Gateway to the Posthuman in the Digital Novel The Silent History” by Sonia Baelo-Allué, an #openaccess article in UTQ 93.4 examining representations of COVID-19 and connections between humanity, technology, and non-human entities: bit.ly/3CxHsn0

📢 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… 🧵 Take a look at this thread to see their contributions!

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

Big thanks to LIMLIT: Literature Of(f) Limits Research Team project for organizing such a thoughtful and enriching conference on The Relational Turn!🤗 Most of the members of the The Posthuman Wound project contributed to the discussion by sharing the posthuman perspective on this important shift 🤖🌱🐼

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...🧠📚🤖

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

🚨🚨🚨 The Posthuman Wound is now on Instagram!! instagram.com/posthuman_uz?i…

✨ #PosthumanFridays is back! This week’s pick: Neuromancer (1984) by William Gibson — the cyberpunk classic that redefined how we imagine tech, identity & the future. 💻🧠⚡ A visionary dive into AI, body mods & corporate power — essential reading for any posthumanist! 🤖

📚✨ #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.

📚✨ #PosthumanFridays — Book Rec This week we spotlight Sorrowland by Rivers Solomon — a haunting blend of eco-horror, Gothic mutation, and posthuman transformation. 🌿🔥