Posthumanism in Practice

Introduction: Theory into praxis Christine Daigle and Matt Hayler
Section I Science and Technology
1 Engineering the posthuman: Conceiving handedness and constructing
disabled prostheses Stuart Murray
2 Posthuman(izing) biomedicine: The role of microbiota in Parkinson's
disease research Aaron Bradshaw
3 Posthumanism and the limits of multispecies relationality Bryan Lim
4 Alien embodiment and nomadic subjectivity: A speculative
report Steve Klee and Kirsten McKenzie
Section II Art and Curation
5 Sympoietic art practice with plants: A case for posthumanist
co-expression Lin Charlston
6 Kneading bodies Madaleine Trigg
7 Circus as practices of hope Marie-Andrée Robitaille
8 Posthumanism in play: Entangled subjects, agentic cutscenes, vibrant
matter, and species hybridity Poppy Wilde
9 Posthumanist interfaces: Developing new conceptual frameworks
for museum practices in the context of a major museum technology
collection Deborah Lawler-Dormer and Christopher John Müller
10 Affirming future(s): Towards a posthumanist conservation in
practice Hélia Marçal and Rebecca Gordon
Section III Education
11 Water, ice, and dead 'tadpoles': Discovering within undecided
boundaries in early childhood education for sustainability
research Debra Harwood
12 Reflections on a language teacher education praxis from a posthumanist
viewpoint Laryssa Paulino de Queiroz Sousa and Rosane Rocha Pessoa
13 Unlearning to be human? The pedagogical implications of
twenty-first-century post-anthropocentrism Stefan Herbrechter
14 Posthumanism and postdisciplinarity: Breaking our old teaching and
research habits Christine Daigle