For the purpose of the explication, the author has adopted various theoretical insights from the renowned contemporary theoreticians among which Rosi Braidotti’s criticalposthumanism, Barad’s intra-action and agential realism, and Bruno Latour’s Actor-Network Theory (ANT) and, Lenton & Latour’s Gaia 2.0 hypothesis will be important.

Four years ago, two girls went looking for monsters on Bodmin Moor. The world is far stranger than theyd thought. The Doors of Eden Adrian Tchaikovsky Synopsis From the author of the thrilling science-fiction epic Children of Time, winner of the prestigious Arthur C. Creators: Joaquín Górriz, Guillermo López Sánchez. The Doors of Eden is an extraordinary, imaginative adventure from this Arthur C. Starring: Amaia Aberasturi, Berta Castañé, Begoña Vargas.

A group of young adults attend a party on a remote island, but the tempting paradise they find waiting for them holds dangerous secrets and entrapments. Through the analysis of the novel The Doors of Eden, I have attempted to show how posthumanism can effectively dismantle and destroy a human-centered worldview by incorporating tropes of monstrosity, alienness, immersive virtual reality, mind-uploading, and integration of mind and machine – all of which eventually come together to define and reinforce the post-anthropomorphic paradigm. 2022 Maturity Rating: TV-MA 2 Seasons Drama. Parallel worlds, sentient monsters, posthuman, non-human entities abound in the novel, and this will be seen as complementary and conducive to the posthuman universe-building in the narrative. The novel itself is a masterpiece in world-building where the action takes place against the background of an eternally proliferating multiversal reality.

The present study seeks to analyze Adrian Tchaikovsky’s novel The Doors of Eden (2020) to describe how posthumanism and post-anthropocentrism can go hand-in-hand in contemporary speculative fiction.

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