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Lundblad, Michael
(2021).
Disability in Dialogue with Animality: The BIODIAL Project.
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Lundblad, Michael
(2021).
Animality/ Posthumanism/ Disability.
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Lundblad, Michael
(2021).
Hold the Door: Companion Prosthetics in Game of Thrones.
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Orning, Sara Elisabeth Sellevold & Taylor, Sunaura
(2020).
Being Human, Being Animal: Species Membership in Extraordinary Times.
New Literary History.
ISSN 0028-6087.
51,
s. 663–685.
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Lundblad, Michael & Lilleslåtten, Mari
(2020).
Does Illness Make You Less Human?
[Internett].
ScienceNorway.no.
Vis sammendrag
“Darwin propagated the idea that humans are like other animals fighting for survival, but distinguished supposedly by our intellect. This logic makes it possible for some human lives to be seen as more valuable than others,” says Professor of literature Michael Lundblad.
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Lundblad, Michael & Lilleslåtten, Mari
(2020).
Gjør sykdom deg mindre verdt som menneske?
[Internett].
https://www.hf.uio.no/ilos/forskning/aktuelt/aktuelle-saker/.
Vis sammendrag
Med Darwin kom ideen om at mennesker er rasjonelle dyr som kjemper for overlevelse. Hva vi regner som verdifulle liv er preget av denne logikken, mener litteraturprofessor Michael Lundblad.
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Grue, Jan & Lundblad, Michael
(2019).
Embodying the narrative: Disability and animality in Game of Thrones.
Vis sammendrag
This paper asks how narrative tropes linked to disability and animality are deployed in a work of (extremely) popular fiction, namely the television series Game of Thrones (GoT). While disability and animality are often not theorized together, we argue that their sites of intersection are highly productive. By investigating the tensions and possibilities that arise when disability and animality meet, we seek new insight into how different forms of embodiment and different lives are culturally (de)valued.
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Lundblad, Michael
(2019).
Iddiorhythmy and Its Discontents: Keywords for Multispecies Immersive Cultural Studies.
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Bradstreet, Tom Zachary
(2019).
Diagnosing the Diagnosis: Towards a "Green Reading" of/in Jeffrey Eugenides’ 'Middlesex'.
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Bradstreet, Tom Zachary
(2019).
The Enabling Condition, Or, What Are "We" Learning from Temple Grandin?
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Bradstreet, Tom Zachary
(2019).
Next Friends: Nonhuman Subjectivity and the Problem of Self-Representation in Paul Auster’s 'Timbuktu'.
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Bradstreet, Tom Zachary
(2019).
"Narrative Maiming"? Debilitation and Capacitation in Kingsolver and Coetzee.
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Orning, Sara Elisabeth Sellevold
(2019).
"Disability, animality and gender: the extraordinary body in Nnedi Okorafor’s The Book of Phoenix".
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Lundblad, Michael
(2019).
Zombie Terrorists, Necropolitics, and Animality in World War Z.
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Lundblad, Michael
(2019).
The Jungle of the Ill: Biopolitics of Animality in Contemporary U.S. Illness Narratives.
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Lundblad, Michael
(2019).
Idiorrhythmy and Its Discontents: Keywords for Multispecies Immersive Cultural Studies.
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Orning, Sara Elisabeth Sellevold
(2019).
Speculative Storytelling and Configurations of the Human: Disability, Animality, and
Monstrosity in an Extraordinary Female Body.
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Lundblad, Michael
(2019).
The Jungle of the Ill: Biopolitics of Animality in Contemporary Illness Narratives.
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Bradstreet, Tom Zachary
(2019).
The Enabling Condition, or, What Does It Mean to Learn from Temple Grandin?
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Grue, Jan
(2018).
Etter mennesket. Cary Wolfe, Mel Chen og Jan Grue om posthumanisme, biopolitikk, kunst og kropsspråk.
[Tidsskrift].
Vinduet.
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Lundblad, Michael
(2018).
Den litterære fauna: Menneskelige dyr og dyriske mennesker (deltager).
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Orning, Sara Elisabeth Sellevold
(2018).
"Early modern monstrous births and transhumanism's silent monsters: investigating the promise and threat of bodily difference".
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Bradstreet, Tom Zachary
(2018).
Making the Cut: Reading Disability and Animality in the 21st Century.
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Lundblad, Michael & Grue, Jan
(2018).
The Biopolitics of Disability and Animality in Harriet McBryde Johnson.
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Lundblad, Michael
(2018).
Survival Reading: Illness Narratives and Animalities in the New Millennium.
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Grue, Jan
(2018).
Åpen bok.
[Radio].
NRK P2.
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Lundblad, Michael & Grue, Jan
(2018).
Posthuman Entanglements: The Biopolitics of Disability, Illness, and Animality.
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Grue, Jan
(2018).
De-valuing Lives: Towards a Critical Thanatopolitics.
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Lundblad, Michael
(2018).
The Biopolitics of Disability, Illness, and Animality: Cultural Representations and Societal Significance.
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Lundblad, Michael
(2018).
The Jungle of the Ill: Animalities in Contemporary Illness Narratives.
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Bradstreet, Tom Zachary
(2018).
Podcast: How Subversive is "The Shape of Water"?
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Lundblad, Michael
(2017).
Survival Reading: Terrors of Illness and Animality in the New Millennium.
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Lundblad, Michael
(2017).
The Future of Reading: Animality, Illness, and the Politics of Critique.
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Grue, Jan
(2017).
Dine, mine, våre barn. Anmeldelse av Karin Bojs' Min europeiske familie.
Klassekampens Bokmagasin.
s. 12–12.
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Lundblad, Michael
(2017).
Life in a Toxic Homeland: The Biopolitics of Animality and Disability in Bhopal and Indra Sinha's Animal's People
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Lundblad, Michael
(2017).
Survival Reading: Illness, Animality, and Terror in the New Millennium.
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Lundblad, Michael
(2017).
Disability and Animality.
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Lundblad, Michael & Grue, Jan
(2017).
BIODIAL: The Biopolitics of Disability, Illness, and Animality.
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Lundblad, Michael & Grue, Jan
(2016).
Representations of Disability.