In P
osthuman Transformations: Bodies and Texts in Cyberspace (Sofia University Press, 2014) Dr. Alexandra Glavanakova explores the re/positioning of the human body and the evolution of the textual body in technological culture. Through the examination of a selection of fictional texts – both print and computer- mediated – an extensive account of the transformations of the bodies of fictional characters and the actual reader in interaction with/(in) cyberspace is presented. The book is interdisciplinary – at the crossroads of posthumanism, postmodern literary theory, phenomenology and the philosophy of technology. The author seeks to answer the interrelated questions: How is the human body imagined in print and computer-mediated fictional texts? What is the body’s role in redefining the human in technological culture?