Introduction: Dis/Locating Posthumanism In European Literary And Critical Traditions

Ivan Callus · Stefan Herbrechter · Manuela Rossini

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To anticipate a question that may arise in many readers’ minds: why is a special issue of EJES on European posthumanism appropriate right now? Questions like this can have simple answers. And one a...

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