NATIONAL CONFERENCE HUMAN NATURE, CULTURE, TECHNOLOGY
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DateMay 25, 2024
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About5th Edition. National Conference Human Nature, Culture, Technology, Cluj, 2024
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LocationBabeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Faculty of History and Philosophy
The Faculty of History and Philosophy together with the Department of Philosophy, the Center of Applied Philosophy, the Posthuman Studies Research Group, the Circle of Transhumanism, Posthumanism, Metahumanism invites you on Saturday, May 25, 2024, starting at 10:00 a.m., to the 5th edition of of the national conference Human nature, culture, technology NUCT 2024 Work and leisure in the posthuman convergence that will be held online on the Zoom platform.
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I had the opportunity to participate in this conference with the article Navigating Posthumanism—Intersections of Critical Theory, Art, and Curating:
This research navigates the complex landscape of posthumanism, exploring its philosophical underpinnings, artistic manifestations, and societal implications connectig the dots with curatorial practices in exhibitions. It delves into the redefinition of humanity amidst technological advancements and ecological concerns, highlighting the blurring boundaries between human and non-human through visual arts. Through interdisciplinary analysis, it examines the role of posthumanism in reshaping cultural paradigms and fostering critical engagement. Additionally, it presents a collaborative project with a Romanian artist, bridging theory and practice to envision alternative modes of existence.
This research navigates the complex landscape of posthumanism, exploring its philosophical underpinnings, artistic manifestations, and societal implications connectig the dots with curatorial practices in exhibitions. It delves into the redefinition of humanity amidst technological advancements and ecological concerns, highlighting the blurring boundaries between human and non-human through visual arts. Through interdisciplinary analysis, it examines the role of posthumanism in reshaping cultural paradigms and fostering critical engagement. Additionally, it presents a collaborative project with a Romanian artist, bridging theory and practice to envision alternative modes of existence.
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