Reconfiguring the Decentralized and Deterritorialized Human: A Post-Anthropocentric Braidottian Reading of Lewis’s The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

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This analysis explores post-anthropocentrism and relational ethics in Lewis's Narnia, emphasizing nonhuman agency.

This research reveals Narnia as a proto-posthuman space, embracing nonhuman agency over classical hierarchies.
Central tenets include zoe and relational subjectivity, which challenge human-centric perspectives in ethical frameworks.
Employing close textual analysis, it departs from typical theological interpretations to emphasize ecological ethics.
It signifies a step towards Sustainable Development Goals, advocating rethinking environmental protection beyond human stewardship.

Sani et al. (2025) studied this question.

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