Dr James Burton
James examines areas of cultural theory, science fiction, post-humanism, ecology and theories of fiction.
Staff details
Position
Senior Lecturer in Cultural Studies and Cultural History
School
Media, Communications and Cultural Studies
James Burton is Lecturer in Cultural Studies and Cultural History. His research interests include cultural theory, science fiction, posthumanism, process philosophy, ecology and theories of fiction. He is the author of 'The Philosophy of Science Fiction: Henri Bergson and the Fabulations of Philip.K.Dick' and associate editor, alongside Erich Hörl, of 'General Ecology: The New Ecological Paradigm', (2017) a collection of theoretical essays on the contemporary imbrication of different kinds of ecology.
Teaching
Arts and Cultural Theory (BA); Global Cultural Politics (BA); Cultural Studies and Capitalism (MA)
Areas of Supervision
Proposals are particularly welcome for theoretically-orientated critical research projects in the following and related areas:
- Posthumanism
- Ecology
- Science Fiction and culture
- Literature and Philosophy
- Concepts and cultural forms of fiction
Publications and research outputs
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