Çağdaş Dedeoğlu

I'm the founder of The Posthuman Lab and a founding co-editor of the Journal of Posthumanism. Currently, I teach humanities and social science courses at Yorkville University. In addition, I'm a researcher at the University of Toronto, where I work on a project at the intersection of technology, politics (political activism), and posthumanism. I'm also an affiliated researcher at the Digital Life Institute's AI Implications Cluster hosted by Ontario Tech University, Brock University's Posthumanism Research Institute, and The Center for Critical Research on Religion.  Previously, I worked as an assistant professor of political science in Istanbul, Turkey, as well as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Florida’s Department of Religion.

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I focus on posthuman politics, religion, and technology, with a particular emphasis on ecological transformation.

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When I don't read and write; swimming, cycling,  and watching movies and series make me feel good.

Posthuman ecological citizenship and sustainability

A posthumanist, ecological intervention into citizenship studies and alternative sustainabilities

Posthuman, postsecular security

Posthumanist and postsecular approach to ecological security studies

Posthumanism, activism, and technology

Activism, social movements, and protests in the posthuman era

Posthuman ethics of AI

Posthumanist ethical turn in technology, computation, and artificial intelligence

Posthuman religion

The research on religion, belief, and values in the digital age

Religion and nature

The analysis of socio-technical and ecological issues using a framework based on religion and nature literature