[Commlist] Call for book chapters for the edited volume: Redefining Communication in the Posthuman Age

Call for book chapters for the edited volume:

Redefining Communication in the Posthuman Age



As technological advancements continue to reshape the boundaries of human
existence, the concept of communication is undergoing profound
transformations. Posthuman communication transcends traditional
human-centered models, integrating artificial intelligence, cyborg systems,
and non-human agents into dynamic networks of interaction. This evolving
paradigm challenges conventional notions of language, agency, and meaning,
inviting us to explore the intersections of technology, biology, and 
culture.
This call for papers seeks to engage with the complexities and implications
of posthuman communication.

We encourage submissions in German, English and Turkish that engage but not
limited with the following topics:

Theories of Posthuman CommunicationAI and Machine CommunicationBiosemiotics
and Inter-Species CommunicationCyborg Identity and CommunicationLanguage and
PosthumanismLanguage and TranshumanismPosthuman Aesthetics in Media and
ArtTranshuman Aesthetics in Media and ArtPosthuman Ethics and
CommunicationCommunication in Virtual and Augmented RealitiesFutures of
Posthuman Communication
Publication: Selected papers will be published by Maurer Press in Frankfurt
am Main, Germany

Book Title: Redefining Communication in the Posthuman Age

Publisher: Maurer Press (Germany)

CPC: The CPC for publication in this volume is 100 Euro per chapter.

Submitting your paper: Please send your paper proposals (max. 1 DIN-A-Size,
Times New Roman 12, 2000 characters including spaces) and a 100-word author
biography till February 15, 2025 to the editors of the volume listed below:

Assoc. Prof. Irem Atasoy, Istanbul University, Department of German Language
and Literature

(irem.atasoy /at/ istanbul.edu.tr) [1]

Assoc. Prof. Habib Tekin, Marmara University, Department of German Language
and Literature

(habib.tekin /at/ marmara.edu.tr) [2]


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