"A Façade of Feminism" Scarlett Johansson and Miss Representation -- Malcolm Matthews

Through your understanding of how the three characters become humanity, you could make a slide which presents both the game's full definition of "humanity" and juxtapose that with an anti-humanist critique (or posthumanist alternative) of that definition. Where does the game fall short or succeed in creating room for new subjectivities?

I think here it may be useful to hyperlink this to another page that discusses some theory which describes how this is a posthuman concept. Maybe you can point to a source that explores relations between humans and androids currently (and their anti-humanist critiques) and what those interactions would look like in the posthuman context.

This part could fit in nicely to our discussions about humanist notions of death versus potential new iterations of perceiving death from a posthuman subjectivity.

Also, you could critique the game's gendering of the androids and the restrictive nature of depicting the android in humanist terms. (I see now that you did this on another slide)

Here you could bring in some anti-humanist critiques regarding the familiar roles assigned to androids, AIs, etc. The positioning of the android in a caretaking role is reminiscent of the humanist inequalities that prove detrimental to the non-human 'other'. Maybe you could propose a way that the video game and its narrative could better move away from humanist discourse.

I see that you already investigated some of my earlier ideas in this section. well done!