Anthropo-Eccentric Variations on Times of Crises With Michel Serres and Posthumanism

Michel Serres’s and Posthumanism’s reciprocally isomorphic reflections may offer not mainstream suggestions of an overall human repositioning, now, in times of war, pandemic/post-pandemic, environmental crisis, political, economic, and cultural problems, more mandatory than ever. If in fact, as it seems, it is question of de-anthropocentering/de-anthropomorphizing the world, to allow common principles and interrelationships between entities to emerge from within, Serresian and Posthumanist variations on the theme of the parasite/virus and the recognition of the world would provide profitable ideas on this way.