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IEET > Contributors > Kyle Munkittrick

Kyle Munkittrick

Kyle Munkittrick is a graduate student at New York University where he studies critical theory and transhumanism. His areas of focus are personhood, sexuality and gender, identity construction, biopolitics/cyborg politics, and reproductive technology. He also maintains a blog, Pop Transhumanism which is an effort to apply these studies to current events and pop culture.


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"Are You There, Dog? It’s Me, Gordon."   Pop Transhumanism  Mar 18, 2010

"Why Do We Accept Aging?"   Pop Transhumanism  Mar 3, 2010

"How To Make Sex Better"   Pop Transhumanism  Feb 28, 2010

"Deus Ex"   Pop Transhumanism  Feb 20, 2010

"Had I World Enough, and Time"   Pop Transhumanism  Feb 16, 2010

"Our Uncertain Future"   Pop Transhumanism  Feb 10, 2010

"A.I. Special Pleading"   Pop Transhumanism  Feb 7, 2010

"A Tale of Two Prostheses"   Pop Transhumanism  Feb 3, 2010

"Misunderstanding Sex"   Pop Transhumanism  Jan 28, 2010

"No Concept of “Perfect” in Transhumanism"   Pop Transhumanism  Jan 19, 2010

"Dolphins as Non-Human Persons"   Pop Transhumanism  Jan 5, 2010

"Kyle Munkittrick: Best and Worst"   h+  Dec 31, 2009

"In Defense of the New"   Pop Transhumanism  Dec 30, 2009

"Could Gonzo Vote?"   Pop Transhumanism  Dec 26, 2009

"Tinkering With Libido"   Pop Transhumanism  Dec 23, 2009

"Fringe and the Neutrality of Technology"   Pop Transhumanism  Dec 15, 2009

"Artie’s Wheels"   Pop Transhumanism  Dec 2, 2009

"The Venture Bros. & Clones"   Pop Transhumanism  Nov 25, 2009

"District 9 Rocks!"   Pop Transhumanism  Aug 21, 2009

"Subversive Movie Ad Campaigns"   Pop Transhumanism  Aug 13, 2009

"On the Importance of Being a Cyborg Feminist"   h+ Magazine  Jul 23, 2009

"Is Anti-Aging a Moral Good, continued: Response to Pigliucci"   Pop Transhumanism  Jul 21, 2009

"Transhumanism F.A.Q. : Is Aging A Moral Good?"   Pop Transhumanism  Jul 2, 2009

"We Have Always Been Transhuman"   Pop Transhumanism  Jun 10, 2009

"Simple Problems"   The Transhumanist  Mar 24, 2009

"Parsing Perinatal Personhood"   The Transhumanist  Mar 7, 2009

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