Towards a Posthuman Collective 1 : Ontology, Ep istemology and Ethics

Praktyka Teoretyczna 1:94 (2010)
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Abstract

The article aims at reconstructing ontological, epistemological, and ethical frames of the posthumanist project, while drawing on the philosophies of Karen Barad, Deleuze and Guattari, and Donna Haraway. Only by defining such theoretical premises of the project one may be able to ask about and think a posthumanist collective and posthumanist politics.

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Marietta Radomska
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