PRASANTH AROKIA SAMY, Editor
2024
It is with great pleasure that I present to you this captivating anthology of interdisciplinary dialogues, delving into the fusion of science, technology, and literature. Assembled through the collaborative efforts of participants from the certificate course on “Tech-Sci Literature” conducted by the PG & Research Department of English, St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous) in the month of February 2024. This volume represents a tapestry of diverse viewpoints and scholarly analyses that shed light on the interconnectedness of these seemingly disparate realms. Each of the 26-research papers within this collection offers a distinctive perspective on the intricate relationships between science, technology, and literature. A hallmark of this compilation is its emphasis on fostering dialogue and collaboration across disciplinary boundaries. By uniting scholars and practitioners from varied backgrounds, we have cultivated a fertile ground for the exchange of ideas that transcends the confines of individual fields. Through this interdisciplinary approach, we not only gain fresh insights into familiar subjects but also uncover novel connections and possibilities that enrich our collective intellectual landscape. The chapters in this collection are organized thematically to facilitate a comprehensive exploration of the intersections between science, technology, and literature. The first chapter, “Technological Advancements and Societal Implications,” delves into the evolving relationship between humanity and technology, examining its impact on society through various lenses such as entertainment, literature, and environmental concerns. Following this, the second chapter, “Artificial Intelligence and Post-Humanism,” investigates the implications of artificial intelligence on human existence, touching upon themes of identity, consciousness, and the potential for technological singularity. The third chapter, “Mythological Connections and Modern Interpretations,” bridges ancient myth
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