Introduction

Svitlana Matviyenko, Judith Roof

1-13

The obscene object of post/humanism

Louis Armand

15-26

From law to code

posthumanism as sinthome

Judith Roof

27-45

"A corporal radioscopy"

lacan, the baroque, and the posthuman

Allan Pero

47-65

Lacan's cybernetic theory of causality

repetition and the unconscious in Duncan jones' source code

Colin Wright

67-88

A fly in the appointment

posthuman-insectoid-cyberfeminist-materiality

Ben Woodard

89-111

Graphocentrism in psychoanalysis

Svitlana Matviyenko

113-127

Lacan's drive and genetic posthumans

the example of Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake

John Johnston

129-152

Posthuman desire

The one-all-alone in her, Ex machina, and Lars and the real girl

Nancy Gillespie

153-169

Merzbow and the noise of object-oriented perversion

Scott Wilson

171-191

Melancholy objects

if stones were Lacanian

Timothy Morton

193-209