Jerome S Blackman Ordre des livres (chronologique)

The concept of "deanimation" explores the idea that certain beings may appear human but lack essential qualities that define humanity. This intriguing perspective challenges perceptions of identity and existence, suggesting a detachment from emotional or moral considerations. The definition, attributed to Mahler in 1986, prompts readers to reflect on the implications of encountering entities that resemble humans yet operate outside of typical human experience.

A deft analysis and appreciation of fiction-what makes it work and what can make it fail.