Ecoprecarious (Inter)dependencies in Dystopian Narratives of Pandemics

Key Points

• Dystopian narratives depict pandemics, emphasizing both human and nonhuman vulnerability in their storytelling.
• The analysis highlights ecoprecarity through interpretations of The Nephilim Virus and The Companions, showcasing their thematic depth.
• Critical posthumanism frames the discussion, pushing for a reconsideration of vulnerability in contemporary literature.
• Disability studies intersect with the narratives, underlining diverse perspectives on societal resilience amidst crises.