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    Posthuman Capital and Biotechnology in Contemporary Novels

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      A

      Abandonment

      Abjection

      Abject materiality

      Activism

      See also Political struggle; Resistance

      Acxiom Corporation

      Adam Smith Institute

      Adaptation

      Addiction

      Advertising campaigns

      “Be More Human,”

      “Human Element,”

      Affect

      Affective labour

      Agamben, Giorgio

      The Open

      Ahmed, Sara

      Alaimo, Stacy

      Albedo modification

      “Alt right,”

      American Enterprise Institute

      Anderson, Warren

      Animality

      Animal rights movement

      Animals

      diseases and

      humans and

      See also Hybrid species

      Animal’s People (Sinha)

      Anthropocene

      Anthropocentrism

      Anthropological machine

      Anti-utopian dystopia

      Apocalyptic narratives

      capitalism and

      dystopia and

      Apple

      Arboreal model of speciation

      Archibald, John

      Artificial intelligence

      Asexual reproduction

      See also Reproduction

      Atom bomb

      Atwood, Margaret

      Oryx and Crake

      Authenticity

      B

      Bacon, Francis

      Bacteria

      Barad, Karen

      Bayh-Dole Act

      Becker, Gary

      A Treatise on the Family

      Behavioural economics

      “Be More Human” campaign (Reebok)

      Berlant, Lauren

      Bewilderment

      genre and

      Bhabha, Homi, “Of Mimicry and Man,”

      Bhopal disaster

      legal liability

      media coverage

      Bhopal Gas Leak Disaster Act

      Bildungsromans

      Biochemical interactions

      Bio-engineering

      Biological Technologies Office (BTO)

      “Biology is Technology” (slogan)

      Biomedicine

      human capital theory and

      Biopolitical control

      Biopolitics

      capitalism and

      disciplinary institutions and

      Biotech century

      Biotechnology

      Christian imagery and

      human capital theory and

      humanities and

      as moblie disciplinary technology

      poor people and

      prosthetic technologies and

      repugnance and

      social norms and

      transhumanism and

      See also Corporate biotechnology

      Black characters

      Black Mirror (television series)

      Blair, Tony

      Bliss, Catherine, Race Decoded

      “Blue marble” photograph

      Bodies

      animality and

      corporate domesticity and

      posthuman

      reproduction and

      See also Posthuman bodies

      Booker, Charlie

      Booker Prize

      Boom-bust cycles

      Bostrom, Nick

      Boundary crossing

      See also Fences

      Bouson, J. Brooks

      BP

      Braidotti, Rosi

      Brand, Stewart

      Breach, Sue

      Bridgewater, Judy, “Never Let Me Go,”

      Brin, Sergey

      Broad, William

      Brouillette, Sarah

      Brown, Wendy

      Undoing the Demos

      Burdekin, Katherine

      Bush, George W.

      C

      Cameron administration

      Campsite

      Canavan, Gerry

      Capitalism

      biopolitics and

      end of

      free trade and

      Capitalist realism

      Carbon capture and storage

      Catastrophes

      industrial

      Catastrophic genre

      Cato (think tank)

      Cell phones

      Cellular replacement

      See also Biotechnology

      Chakrabarty, Dipesh

      Chemistry

      See also Biochemical interactions; Toxic chemicals

      Chen, Mel

      Chevron

      Chicago School of Economics

      Chicago School SuperFreakonomics

      Choice architecture

      Christian imagery, biotechnology and

      The Circle (2017)

      Cisco

      Civilization

      European imperialism and

      metrics of

      posture and

      techno-science and

      violence and

      Class-consciousness

      Claxton, John

      Client-state model

      Climate change

      affect and

      global action on

      See also Global warming

      Clinton, Bill

      Clones

      “humane” treatment of

      kinship and

      mobile discipline and

      neohumanist subjectivity and

      as posthuman figures

      See also Human cloning

      Club of Rome

      Collective action

      See also Activism

      Colonialism

      Colonization

      civilization and

      violence of

      See also Imperialism, European/western

      Commodity fetishism

      Communities, alternative

      Competitive Enterprise Institute

      Computers

      Connolly, William, The Fragility of Things

      Consumption

      Anthropocene and

      biotechnology

      clones and

      ecocide and

      male

      pornography and

      regenerative body and

      Contagion (2011)

      Control

      See also Biopolitical control

      Cook, James

      Cooper, Melinda

      Corporate biotechnology

      biopolitical control and

      neoliberalism and

      social control and

      See also Biotechnology

      Corporate domesticity

      animals in heat

      destruction of

      online pornography and

      reproduction and

      sexual difference and

      Council of Bioethics

      Creativity

      Crick, Francis

      CRISPR-Cas technique

      Critical dystopia

      CRI Worldwide

      Crutzen, Paul

      Cultural discrimination

      Culture, discipline and

      Cyborgs

      Cynicism

      D

      Dagognet, Fancious

      Data surveillance

      See also Surveillance

      The Day After Tomorrow (2004)

      DDT (pesticide)

      Debts

      Decay

      Deep ecology

      Deepwater Horizon explosion

      Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)

      Deforestation

      Deleuze, Gilles

      “On the Death of Man and Superman,”

      Diamond, Jared, Collapse

      Difference

      evolution and

      tolerance of

      Disasters

      environmental

      See also Bhopal disaster

      Disciplinary architecture

      Disciplinary institutions

      biopolitical management and

      biopolitics and

      individuals and

      Disciplinary power

      Disciplin
    ary subjects

      Diseases

      DNA

      Dolly (cloned sheep)

      Domesticity

      See also Corporate domesticity

      Dow Chemical

      “Human Element” campaign

      Dunning, Stephen

      Dursban

      Dystopian narratives

      anti-utopian

      apocalypse and

      corporate domesticity and

      critical dystopias

      surveillance and

      techno-fixes

      utopian elements in

      E

      Earth

      “blue marble” photograph of

      geological epochs

      Easter Island

      Ecocide

      Ecological crises

      Economic competition

      social struggles and

      violence toward animals and

      Economic inequality, see Inequality

      The Economist, “Biology’s Big Bang,”

      Economy

      disciplinary subjectivity and

      human capital theory and

      postindustrial

      Elliott, Carl

      Elliott, Jane

      “Suffering Agency,”

      Ellison, Larry

      Empathy

      ENCODE (Encyclopedia of DNA Elements)

      England

      Enlightenment humanism

      Environmental change

      See also Climate change; Global warming

      Environmentalist movement

      Environmental technologies

      neoliberalism and

      Escapism

      Eurocentrism

      Eusociality

      Evolution

      feminism and

      as posthuman biopolitics

      posthumanism and

      symbiogenetic

      tree of life

      Exceptionalism

      human

      western white male

      white

      Exclusions

      Executions

      Extinction

      Extreme weather

      Exxon Valdez oil spill

      F

      Factories

      Family life

      See also Domesticity

      Fanon, Franz

      Fantasy, definition of

      Feeling

      Feher, Michel

      Feminism

      evolution and

      Fences

      Fetishism

      Fisher, Allan

      Fisher, Mark

      Foot-and-mouth disease

      Fortun, Kim

      Fossil fuels

      Foucault, Michel

      on biopolitics

      The Birth of Biopolitics

      on capitalism and biopolitics

      on discipline

      on environmental technology

      on repressive hypothesis

      on sexuality

      Society Must be Defended

      Fourth wall

      Fracking

      Franklin, Sarah

      Freaks

      Freedom

      Free trade agreements

      Freud, Sigmund

      Friedman, Milton

      Fuel

      Fukushima radiation leak

      Fukuyama, Francis

      Our Posthuman Future

      Fuller, Buckminster

      Futurity, genres of

      G

      Gates, Bill

      GE (corporation)

      Genes

      See also Postgenomic research

      Genetic engineering

      Genital warts

      Genocides

      Genome Wide Association Study (GWS)

      Genres

      bewilderment and

      of futurity

      Geoengineering

      Germ warfare

      Ghost forests

      Gingrich, Newt

      Globalization

      Global warming

      See also Climate change

      Gobineau, Count, Essay on the Inequality of the Races

      Gould, Stephen Jay

      Grant, Hugh

      Great recession

      Green Revolution

      Grosz, Elizabeth

      “Prosthetic Objects,”

      Time Travels

      Guattari, Felix

      Gulliver’s Travels (Swift)

      H

      Haeckel, Ernst

      The Happening (2008)

      Haraway, Donna

      Hardt, Michael

      Hayek, Friedrich

      Heritage Foundation

      Heteronormativity

      Heterosexuality

      Higher education

      Hill Holiday

      History

      historical continuity

      historical struggle

      Homosexuality

      Hoover Institution

      HPV virus

      Human belonging

      clones and

      disciplinary soul and

      economic competition and

      exclusion from

      sex-gender system and

      universal

      Human capital

      becoming human and

      environmental risk and

      inequality and

      marginalization and

      origin of term

      Human capital theory

      biomedicine and

      biotechnology and

      family life and

      human belonging and

      humanitarianism and

      neoliberal subjects and

      psychic income and

      rise of

      Human cloning

      See also Clones

      “Human Element” (Dow Chemical)

      Human-enough

      Human exceptionalism

      Human Genome Project (HGP)

      Human/humanity

      becoming more human

      “be more human,”

      colonialist definitions of

      epistemological meaning of

      as geological force

      godlike powers of

      human capital theory and

      normative

      normative culture and

      progress

      purification

      responsibility and

      success

      unlimited finitude and

      Humanism, neoliberalism and

      Humanism, western

      cultural authority of

      decline of

      economic competition and

      postcolonial critique of

      See also Liberal humanism; Neoliberal humanism; Posthumanism

      Humanitarianism

      Humanities

      Humanization

      Human rights

      Human superiority

      The Hunger Games (2017)

      Hunger strikes

      Hunt, Kathy

      Hunt, Terry, The Statues that Walked (with Lipo)

      Hunter-gatherer model

      Hybridization

      Hybrid species

      copyrighted

      I

      Identities

      clones and

      DNA-based

      partial

      Immobility

      Imperialism, European/western

      civilizing mission

     


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