Jana Norman

Jana Norman is the author of Posthuman Legal Subjectivity: Reimagining the Human in the Anthropocene (Routledge 2021), winner of the SLSA Theory and History Prize and the Chris Beasley Prize for Gender and Sexuality Theory. Jana is a researcher in posthuman environmental humanities at the University of Adelaide.

All essays by Jana Norman

The Experimental Essay Essay: Stephen MueckeJennifer EadieAlessandro AntonelloTully BarnettJana NormanAmy MatthewsStephen Zagalaon saltfish

Saltfish: Ecologies of Creative Processes

Inspired by the award-winning short film, How to Make Saltfish (2021), by Paul Bell and Stephen Pigram, the Posthumanities research group at Flinders University in Adelaide got to work writing this essay, collectively, more-than-humanly.
Apr. 2022 • • •
Provocations Essay: Jana Normanon mythopoetics

(Un)fixing our position

What does it mean to be made of stardust? What does it mean to be made of stardust just like and along with everything else? In classical western ontology, to be human is to be more than mere matter. But what if all matter is more than mere matter?
Nov. 2021 • •