英文摘要 |
Nowadays, science fiction literature is not only concerned with the empowerment of human beings through technology, but also with the weakening of human beings' awareness of the environment and their rights as a result of technological advances. In this article, we will use the depiction of artificial intelligence, cyborgs, and xenotransplantation in the Chinese science fiction novels: Dong Qizhang's Posthuman Comedy and Chen Tulufan's Waste Tide to analyze how humans will face the loss of status in a posthuman era where the center of the world has been lost. Humanity must realize that it has lost its dominant position in a context based on its capabilities. This paper will reveal the future of pollution, epidemics, and the exploitation of human rights that humanity will have to face together. Technology exists to benefit humanity today, but in a commercial environment it is also one of the sectors in which capital operates for profit, and in this context humanity is not only a user of technology but also a victim. |