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Through an exploration of portrayals of gender, romance, and emotion in these films, this project seeks to critique the ways in which the demands of popular culture are prone to reverting to humanism– even when the intention is to re-imagine post-human subjectivities. The objective is to distinguish instances of “de-familiarization” from the “perpetuation of familiar regimes” within these films. (Braidotti)
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1media/1_V5un4aZlyuUQNbFeCXlX4g.gif2019-04-09T17:51:41-07:00Ian Malcolm1c21e8aeb6dd7b7f86d17992a19d2642f1f0b89aLife Beyond Species: Popular Culture's Portrayals of Posthuman Subjectivity29Embodiment of Artificial Intelligence/Alienvisual_path2019-04-17T16:44:28-07:00Ian Malcolm1c21e8aeb6dd7b7f86d17992a19d2642f1f0b89a
