The Posthuman Wound

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We've had such an interesting and lively discussion! We're already looking forward to the next Literary Criticism Workshop, which (spoiler alert) will be held on May 7th. Keep an eye on this page to stay posted!

Our team member Dr. Rubén Peinado Abarrio (@rpeinadoabarrio) introduced the fascinating perspective of autotheory, and afterwards the students discussed Kate Zambreno's short story "Insekt or Large Verminous Thing".

🌟 Literary Criticism Workshop 🌟 Great turnout today in the latest edition of the #LiteraryCriticismWorkshop held today at @fyl_unizar. @FiloInglesaUZ

Posthuman Fridays 📚✨ Book rec This week we’re reading Pew by Catherine Lacey — a haunting meditation on identity, silence, and the limits of community. An unnamed, unknowable figure unsettles a small town simply by refusing to be defined. Who gets to belong—and at what cost?

🎓 CFP: The 49th AEDEAN Conference is happening! This year will be held in Castelló de la Plana from 18 to 20 November 2026, and hosted by Universitat Jaume I @ujiuniversitat 😊 📅 DEADLINE: 1 MAY For more info, click here🔗 aedean.org and aedeancastello.uji.es

🎥 #PosthumanFridays Research Highlight This week we feature the work of Miriam Fernández-Santiago, whose research explores the intersections between posthumanism, digital culture, and contemporary North American literature. 📺 youtube.com/watch?v=UHsSy3…

📚 New session of the Literary Criticism Workshop at Universidad de Zaragoza! “Autotheory and Kate Zambreno’s short story: Insekt or Large Verminous Thing” Session led by Rubén Peinado Abarrio. 🗓 20 March | ⏰ 12:00 | 📍 Room B3.2

Members of our team presented yesterday the poster “Posthumanismo, relacionalidad e IA en la docencia de literatura norteamericana” at the IX Jornadas del Observatorio Permanente de Innovación Docente. 🔗 Check out the whole event here: youtube.com/live/YKRZ1uYp9…

📢 Call for Papers! “Unbound, Unfinished, Ongoing: A Kate Zambreno Symposium” 📍 Online 📅 23 Oct 2026 🗓 Abstract deadline: 1 July 2026 🔗 sites.google.com/view/kate-zamb…

🌿📚 #PosthumanFridays This week: Sobre Dios. Pensar con Simone Weil by Byung-Chul Han. A luminous meditation on attention, silence & decreation in dialogue with Simone Weil.

Very pleased to contribute to this collective volume on literary criticism and ethics Short overview of my chapter (context, key questions, references) 👇 growkudos.com/publications/1… Full chapter (open access) 👇 brill.com/display/book/9… (Choose your preferred level of commitment😉)

We’re live on ResearchGate! 🚀👩‍🔬 Explore our research on posthumanism & crime fiction 📚✨ Meet the team & check our projects here 👉 researchgate.net/lab/The-Posthu… #PosthumanStudies #AcademicTwitter #ResearchTeam

👏 Huge congratulations to our co-PIs Sonia Baelo-Allué and Mónica Calvo-Pascual! #AcademicTwitter #Posthumanism #OpenAccess #LiteraryStudies #Anthropocene #AI #SpeculativeFiction

📚💡 Both chapters contribute to cutting-edge debates in posthumanist theory, literary ethics, AI studies & environmental humanities — and both are Open Access!

📢 We’re delighted to announce that our PIs @SoniaBaeloAllue and Mónica Calvo-Pascual have published two Open Access chapters in the Handbook of Literary Criticism and Ethics, edited by Susana Onega and Jean-Michel Ganteau (@LimLit_unizar). 👇 🔗 brill.com/display/title/…

This week’s #PosthumanFridays pick is The Overstory by Richard Powers — a Pulitzer Prize–winning novel that places trees at the heart of the narrative 🌳