Beyond and After Humanism – Linguistic, Literary, and Translation Perspectives on a Post-Industrial Age

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As the world moves from the Fourth to the Fifth Industrial Revolution, the humanities confront a decisive moment. Artificial intelligence, transhumanism, and posthumanist thought are reshaping not only technology, but also our understanding of language, literature, translation, and the human condition itself.
Beyond and After Humanism brings together emerging scholars in linguistics, literary studies, and translation to critically examine the shifting terrain of a post-industrial, post-anthropocentric age. Engaging with contemporary cultural theory and philosophical debates, the volume explores how the humanities respond to technological acceleration, ethical uncertainty, and the redefinition of what it means to be human.
At the intersection of science and art, crisis and creativity, this collection argues for the continued relevance—and necessary reinvention—of humanistic inquiry in an era that both challenges and demands it.