10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNHUMAN»
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Human No More: Digital Subjectivities,
Unhuman Subjects, and ...
Cross-disciplinary research from well-respected contributors makes this volume vital to the understanding of contemporary human interaction.
Neil L. Whitehead, Michael Wesch, 2012
However one may approach this issue of the unhuman, questions as to the
nature, extent, or even existence of a distinctively human agency come to the fore
. In fact, it becomes increasingly clear that any responsible form of cultural
criticism ...
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Unhuman: The Elephantmen - The Art of Ladronn
Designed by Comicraft's Secret Weapon, John JG Roshell, and the perfect companion to Hip Flask: Concrete Jungle, this comprehensive collection of unpublished art, sketches, and drawings by Ladronn offered in a beautiful hardcover tome.
Richard Starkings, John Roshell, 2008
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Kraa the Unhuman is a fictional character from the Marvel Universe.
Lambert M Surhone, Mariam T Tennoe, Susan F Henssonow, 2011
It is the challenge of thinking a concept of life that is foundationally, and not
incidentally, a nonhuman or unhuman concept of life. h A few words of
acknowledgment are in order. A research leave from the Georgia Institute of
Technology ...
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In the Name of Humanity: The Government of Threat and Care
Just as sentiment can both produce solidarities and underscore forms of
exclusion, so too can approaching humanity as an object be both enabling and
disabling. humans and nature As we have already seen, the unhuman—as
inhumanity, ...
Ilana Feldman, Miriam Ticktin, 2010
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Outlines of Theoretical Logic
All perfect virtues are unhuman.' ' Certain unhuman virtues are not imperfect.' '
Certain imperfect virtues are not unhuman.' Besides assertorial inferences of this
nature, there are copious hypothetical inferences, namely, conjunctive, ...
Clement Mansfield Ingleby, Sir William Hamilton, 1856
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The Last Human Spring: Silent Spring II, Origin of the ...
Their 'antithesis' (opposites)–(a) unliving nature, and (b) unhuman, denatured,
alienized, quasi, human being and reality, respectively,—contrary to appearance
and popular presumption, cannot be and are not incorporated into their 'theses', ...
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Thoreau's Nature: Ethics, Politics, and the Wild
Such provocative and detrivializing opportunities are to be found in ancient texts,
foreign visitors, wild animals, unhuman geography. Robert Richardson, in his
biography of Thoreau, notes how moonlight is for Thoreau an example of
unhuman ...
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In the Dust of This Planet
Instead, the spiral-asthought is also “thought” as unhuman, “thought” as
equivalent to the world-without-us. In this sense Uzumaki suggests that the
Absolute is horrific, in part because it is utterly unhuman. In the examples of
Lovecraft's “From ...
