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"Begrippen als seksualiteit, instinct en verlangen hebben een andere lading in verschillende historische periodes en culturen. Maar hoe verscheiden de betekenis ook is, menselijke seksualiteit glijdt in de perceptie vaak af naar iets dat onnatuurlijk of zelfs tegen de natuur is. De auteurs van deze bundel reflecteren over het moment waarop natuurlijk 'onnatuurlijk' wordt en bieden inzicht in de schaduwkanten die elk tijdvak onvermijdelijk vertoont, van vroegmoderne fictie over hybrides tussen mens en machine tot de huidige belangstelling voor queer-relaties tussen mensen, dieren en de posthumane 'ander'."-- Provided by publisher.

Literature, Modern.

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Literature, Modern --- Ethnology --- Literature

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Civilization, Modern --- Literature, Modern

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This book explores the evolving landscape of 21st-century literature, examining the interplay between traditional literary forms and contemporary influences such as technology and globalization. Coordinated by Marcelo Casarin, it features contributions from various authors discussing diverse themes including artificial intelligence, realism, and narrative techniques. The book offers insights into the pedagogical challenges of teaching literature in modern educational contexts, reflecting on how literature's role and perception have shifted over time. Intended for scholars, educators, and students of literary studies, this work aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of current literary trends and their implications for future literary theory and practice.

Literature, Modern. --- Literature and technology. --- Literature, Modern --- Literature and technology

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'Realpoetik' considers the relationship between literary and political ideas in the thought of key European writers of the Romantic period examining how the main historical events of the period encouraged a re-imagining of the political shape of Europe which also changed the way we think about imagination itself.

Literature, Modern --- History and criticism.