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What is Posthumanism?

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Posthumanism studies the figure of the "post-human" and its implications socially, politically, economically, pedagogically, and technologically.


Stefan Herbrechter writes about posthumanism in his book Posthumanism: A Critical Analysis.

Posthumanism is a theory with which to understand the advancing development of technology and its impact on the way that humans think of themselves. With posthumanism, scholars can ask questions about what it means to be human in an age where technology becomes more embodied.

When the category of "the human" is constructed to mean "as you were created to be", the existence of artificial limbs, heart pacers, contacts, hair extensions, smart watches, and phones that track your bio-metrics further confuse this construction. What are we to do when "the human" becomes The Ship of Theseus?
 

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