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In Singular Creatures Mark Kingwell plumbs the depths of cultural and political meaning in the apparent transition to posthuman life. Can humans and their own creations co-exist in a cyberflesh world, or is a struggle for superiority inevitable? Singular Creatures is an attempt at sketching the field before any deadly battle is joined.

Artificial intelligence. --- Human beings --- Technology --- Philosophy. --- AI. --- Alien. --- Alienation. --- Allegory. --- Anxiety. --- Artifacts. --- Artificial Intelligence. --- Biological. --- Black Mirror. --- Blade Runner. --- Entities. --- Ex Machina. --- Fear. --- Frankenstein. --- Her. --- Intelligent. --- Karel Capek. --- Life. --- Lifeform. --- Monster. --- Overlord. --- Political. --- Posthuman. --- RUR. --- Robot. --- Rossums Universal. --- Singularity. --- Star. --- Subjugates. --- Superior. --- Technology. --- Terminator. --- Trek. --- Worker. --- consciousness. --- consumption. --- cultural. --- cyberflesh. --- dreams. --- forced labour. --- golem. --- happiness. --- hopes. --- humans. --- machines. --- non-human. --- production. --- purpose. --- real. --- revolt. --- sentient. --- speculative. --- violence.