Jennifer Haley's The Nether: Transhumanism in the Post-Internet World.

The Nether is a science fiction play written by American playwright Jennifer Haley. The play dramatizes a techno-futuristic image of life as humans become increasingly immersed in the virtual world after the Internet transforms into a technologically advanced sphere called the Nether. This article p...

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Publicado en:Canadian Review of American Studies Vol. 52; no. 3; pp. 300 - 317
Autor principal: Fouad Selim, Yasser
Formato: Literary Criticism
Publicado: University of Toronto Press Dec2022
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        The Nether is a science fiction play written by American playwright Jennifer Haley. The play dramatizes a techno-futuristic image of life as humans become increasingly immersed in the virtual world after the Internet transforms into a technologically advanced sphere called the Nether. This article proposes that The Nether confuses what it means to be real in a world obsessed with digitization and contributes to the transhumanist discourse regarding the ethical and moral ramifications of transcending the human condition in a post-Internet environment. The article also investigates Haley's utilization of realistic virtuality to perform the transhuman on stage.
        Le Néther est une pièce de science-fiction de la dramaturge américaine Jennifer Haley. Cette œuvre dépeint une image techno-futuriste de la vie, mettant en scène des humains de plus en plus immergés dans un univers virtuel grâce à des progrès technologiques ayant permis à l'Internet de se transformer et d'évoluer vers un espace virtuel post-Internet appelé le Néther. La présente étude soutient que le Néther brouille les cartes quant à ce que signifie être réel dans un monde obsédé par la numérisation et contribue au discours transhumaniste concernant les ramifications éthiques et morales de la transcendance de la condition humaine dans un environnement post-Internet. Cet article examine également la façon dont Jennifer Haley utilise la virtualité réaliste pour représenter le transhumain sur scène.
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