📢 Call for Proposals | "Strange Companions? Posthumanism and Phenomenology" 📍 Brock University, St. Catharines 📅 June 10–13, 2027 🗓️ Deadline: January 8, 2027 Submit proposals to postrnet@gmail.com with the subject line PRI/EPTC 2027 panel. We look forward to your proposals!

🦾🧠📽️Featured Article How does contemporary film engage posthumanism through robotic, artificial intelligence, and cyborg subjectivities? Read "Cinema after the Human: Robotics, AI, and Posthuman Narratives on Screen" by Mourad El Fahli from our latest issue, vol. 5, no. 1, 2026.

✒️ Article de réflexion sur invitation | Invited Reflection Piece « Dés/apprentissages » "(Un)learning" de Stéphan Herbrechter, publié dans le vol. 5, no 1 (2026) d’Interconnections Comment penser l’humain sans humanisme? How to conceive of the human without humanism?

🧫💗 Join our upcoming virtual event, INCUBATOR Art Lab: Reimagining Biotechnology as a Technology of Love, on October 27, 1:00-2:30 pm ET! Contact pri@brocku.ca to register. Our speaker Dr. Jennifer Willet is an artist, researcher, performer, and curator in the international art/science community.

📚🌱Featured Article Can we imagine a future that balances ecological harmony with the irreducible human need for story, myth, and meaning? Read “When ‘Beyond-Human’ is ‘Becoming-Human’: An Ustopian Paradox in Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake” by Amrita Bakshi to unravel a recursive dystopia.

🎙️ Invited Reflection Piece 10 Years of the Posthumanism Research Institute To mark the PRI’s 10th anniversary, the latest issue of Interconnections features an interview with Christine Daigle, the Institute’s founder and first Director, conducted by Trevor Norris and Elizabeth Neswald.

📖🍄Featured Book Review "Symbionts: Contemporary Artists and the Biosphere." Read the Book Review by Claudia Goodgoll, from our latest issue.

🤖🎨Featured Article Why does negative perception of generative artificial intelligence (GAI) predominate in contemporary creative ecosystems? Read "Perception de l’intelligence artificielle générative : une esthétique posthumaniste de la créativité" by François Giard from our latest issue. 🔗↓

📖 Featured Article Read “Posthuman and Relational Approaches in Law: Bringing Cuts, Postdualist Ontology and Relation in Legal Research” by Pierre Walckiers, from our latest issue, vol. 5, no. 1, 2026. Image reproduced from the featured article.

📢 Call for Papers | Futures of Memory Conference 2027 Performing the Past, Witnessing (for) the Future: Memory in the Posthumanist Era

Did you know? Interconnections/ Interconnexions publishes Critical Review Essays.

Did you know? Interconnections/ Interconnexions publishes Visual Creative Pieces. 📽️Visual creative works explore posthumanist ideas through diverse artistic forms, including photographs, drawings, video, audio, etc., and are accompanied by a 1,000–2,000-word artistic statement.

Did you know? Interconnections/ Interconnexions publishes Written Creative Pieces. ✍️Creative written work specifications are: * Short stories or Creative Writing Pieces: between 2,000 and 3,500 words * Poetry: a maximum of 5 poems per submission in one single document

Did you know? Interconnections/ Interconnexions publishes Reflection Pieces. 📖Book reviews offer critical engagement with books relevant to posthumanist scholarship and the journal’s interdisciplinary mission. They are 1,500-2,000 words in length. We welcome contributions in this form!

💭Did you know? Interconnections/ Interconnexions publishes Reflection Pieces. Reflection pieces offer an opportunity to present preliminary research on emerging issues in posthumanism. They are 3,000–5,000 words in length.