Media, University of Warwick
Thesis title:
My research explores the representation of technology, such as AI, virtual realities, androids and cyborgs, under an analysis of humanness and posthumanism. It investigates how, across various modes of embodiment, ranging from disembodied voice to fully tangible, human-like androids, the concept of the human is inscribed onto technology. My research seeks to bridge the gap between scholarship which views human-like technology in film and TV as posthumanist, destabilising definitions of the human and anthropocentrism, and those who consider a technological emulation of humanity as reassuring.
Rogers, L. (2017). Anicom Seriality: BoJack Horseman (2014-2020) and the Post-Broadcast Era. Animation Studies 2.0, Animation and Seriality.
