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Discover 'The Posthuman', a transformative exploration of contemporary posthumanism that reshapes our understanding of identity in a technology-driven society. This essential read, authored by Rosi Braidotti, delves into the complexities of digital existence, genetically modified food, advanced prosthetics, robotics, and reproductive technologies, revealing how these advancements challenge traditional human notions. Published by John Wiley & Sons in 2013, this 180-page book serves as both an introductory text and a critical analysis of posthumanist thought. Braidotti encourages readers to rethink humanistic unity, presenting the posthuman paradigm as a means to embrace our flexible and multifaceted identities. Delve into the escalating impact of post-anthropocentric ideas that not only rethink our relationship with other species but also stress the importance of sustainability for our planet. Analyze how globalized industries commodify life and contribute to the erasure of clear distinctions between humans and non-humans, while calling into question the sustainability of our future. 'The Posthuman' concludes with insights into the institutional implications for the humanities, proposing innovative forms of cosmopolitan neo-humanism that are vital for future thinking. Buy 'The Posthuman' today and engage with the revolutionary ideas that define our era.