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Ilaria Biano

Biographic Data

ID3064929
NAMEIlaria Biano
GIVEN NAMESIlaria
FAMILY NAMEBiano
SIGNATUREBIANO I
AFFILIATIONSFilm Independent
ORCID0000-0003-0581-6271
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS1
AUTHOR COUNT9
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1
  • Rebranding a pop-icon for the twenty-first century. Barbieland dysfunctional utopia and the spiritual journey of Greta Gerwig’s feminism

    Ilaria Biano, Ilaria W Biano•ARTICLE•Feminist Media Studies•2025

  • De Cristofaro, D. (2019). The Contemporary Post-Apocalyptic Novel: Critical Temporalities and the End Times

    Open Access•Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•Journal of Ecohumanism•2024

    DilettaDe Cristofaro defines the central motifs of the novel "a catastrophe of global capital" (145): global interconnectedness, rapidity in communications and travel, global economy -all supposed strengths of the modern world -are the same factors that ultimately cause or contribute to the collapse of society in the novel.Written in 2014, the novel revolves around the outbreak and aftermath of a flu pandemic and the inequalities and injustices t…

  • Thinking Planetary About Global Futures: Posthuman Cosmopolitanism

    Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•New Global Studies•2024

    The link between the global condition and planetary thinking is a crucial one when thinking about the future. Positing itself in the context of future-oriented history and posthumanist and planetary thinking, the essay reflects on a central concept of global thought such as cosmopolitanism, theorizing the possibility of a posthuman cosmopolitanism. Built on concepts such as multiple modernities and secularities, philosophical posthumanism, and no…

  • Embracing Complexity: Preliminaries to a Posthumanist Approach to Non/Religious Diversity and Identities Beyond Binaries

    Ilaria Biano, Ilaria W Biano•ARTICLE•Implicit Religion•2024

    The aim of the article is to propose a posthumanist approach to the issue of (non/religious) identity. Reflections at the intersection between post-humanism, study of religion, and identities help to better understand and clarify how core elements of posthumanism such as the decentring and relativization of the Human and the Anthropos do not mean that human beings don’t matter at all, but they point out a specific, supposedly universal concept of…

  • Coping mechanisms for being alive in the anthropocene. L’ecofemminismo spirituale intersezionale di Brit Marling: Testi, contesti e attivismo

    Open Access•Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•Altre Modernità•2024•References: 2

    Focalizzandosi sull’analisi dei film e della serie creati da Brit Marling con alcuni collaboratori ricorrenti (Sound of my Voice [2011], Another Earth [2011], The East [2013], The OA [2016-2019]), il contributo propone una lettura dell’opera dell’autrice nel contesto di un ecofemminismo spirituale intersezionale rintracciabile nella sua poetica, facendone emergere il legame con alcuni dei movimenti più rilevanti degli anni Dieci – femministi, eco…

  • “To Me, Religion is like Paul Rudd”. Popularising Secularities and Nonreligion in Contemporary US Seriality

    Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•Journal of Religion Media and…•2023

    The paper will focus on the different ways in which being secular or nonreligious is represented in contemporary US television seriality. The paper will examine three cases, showing how they manage to depict different ways of being religious and nonreligious and how these differences are represented and mediated. Conceptually the focus will be on nonreligiosity as a relational concept, while the more general frame is the role of television and sp…

  • Popular culture and posthuman feminism. An exercise in thinking with Rosi Braidotti and Brit Marling

    Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•Feminist Media Studies•2023•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    The paper analyses the work of fiction by author, producer, and actor Brit Marling in the context of posthumanism and ecofeminism and in dialogue with philosopher and posthumanist theorist Rosi Braidotti. Co-creator of three movies and a TV series, Marling has emerged as a unique and distinctive voice in speculative fiction in the last decade, proposing narratives that examine the role of the human being in a changing world, the importance of rel…

  • Dal media event al fatto storico e ritorno. Rodney King e O.J. Simpson nell’era di Black Lives Matter

    Open Access•Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•Diacronie•2022

    Soffermandosi sul rapporto tra storia e media in relazione, da una parte, all'accelerazione della storia prodotta dai media e, dall'altra, al rapporto circolare tra evento, narrazione storica, rappresentazione mediale e contesto di ricezione, l’articolo analizza gli eventi che ruotarono tra il 1992 e il 1994 intorno alle figure di Rodney King (il pestaggio e le proteste di Los Angeles) e O. J. Simpson (il processo per pluriomicidi) nella loro ric…

  • Scontro di civiltà e multiple modernities: Le eredità di Huntington e Eisenstadt tra religioni, modernità e secolarizzazione

    Open Access•Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•Cambio Rivista sulle Trasformazioni…•2021

    The aim of this paper is to suggest a link between, on the one hand, the work of Samuel P. Huntington and of Shmuel N. Eisenstadt and, on the other hand, some recent trends in the reflection on global relations and the role of religions and civilizations. The original concepts of Clash of civilizations and Multiple modernities have, indeed, originated very different ways of thinking the nature and even the possibility of some kind of relation bet…

  • Popular culture and posthuman feminism. An exercise in thinking with Rosi Braidotti and Brit Marling

    Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•Feminist Media Studies•2023•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    The paper analyses the work of fiction by author, producer, and actor Brit Marling in the context of posthumanism and ecofeminism and in dialogue with philosopher and posthumanist theorist Rosi Braidotti. Co-creator of three movies and a TV series, Marling has emerged as a unique and distinctive voice in speculative fiction in the last decade, proposing narratives that examine the role of the human being in a changing world, the importance of rel…

  • Scontro di civiltà e multiple modernities: Le eredità di Huntington e Eisenstadt tra religioni, modernità e secolarizzazione

    Open Access•Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•Cambio Rivista sulle Trasformazioni…•2021

    The aim of this paper is to suggest a link between, on the one hand, the work of Samuel P. Huntington and of Shmuel N. Eisenstadt and, on the other hand, some recent trends in the reflection on global relations and the role of religions and civilizations. The original concepts of Clash of civilizations and Multiple modernities have, indeed, originated very different ways of thinking the nature and even the possibility of some kind of relation bet…

  • Dal media event al fatto storico e ritorno. Rodney King e O.J. Simpson nell’era di Black Lives Matter

    Open Access•Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•Diacronie•2022

    Soffermandosi sul rapporto tra storia e media in relazione, da una parte, all'accelerazione della storia prodotta dai media e, dall'altra, al rapporto circolare tra evento, narrazione storica, rappresentazione mediale e contesto di ricezione, l’articolo analizza gli eventi che ruotarono tra il 1992 e il 1994 intorno alle figure di Rodney King (il pestaggio e le proteste di Los Angeles) e O. J. Simpson (il processo per pluriomicidi) nella loro ric…

  • “To Me, Religion is like Paul Rudd”. Popularising Secularities and Nonreligion in Contemporary US Seriality

    Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•Journal of Religion Media and…•2023

    The paper will focus on the different ways in which being secular or nonreligious is represented in contemporary US television seriality. The paper will examine three cases, showing how they manage to depict different ways of being religious and nonreligious and how these differences are represented and mediated. Conceptually the focus will be on nonreligiosity as a relational concept, while the more general frame is the role of television and sp…

  • Popular culture and posthuman feminism. An exercise in thinking with Rosi Braidotti and Brit Marling

    Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•Feminist Media Studies•2023•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    The paper analyses the work of fiction by author, producer, and actor Brit Marling in the context of posthumanism and ecofeminism and in dialogue with philosopher and posthumanist theorist Rosi Braidotti. Co-creator of three movies and a TV series, Marling has emerged as a unique and distinctive voice in speculative fiction in the last decade, proposing narratives that examine the role of the human being in a changing world, the importance of rel…

  • De Cristofaro, D. (2019). The Contemporary Post-Apocalyptic Novel: Critical Temporalities and the End Times

    Open Access•Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•Journal of Ecohumanism•2024

    DilettaDe Cristofaro defines the central motifs of the novel "a catastrophe of global capital" (145): global interconnectedness, rapidity in communications and travel, global economy -all supposed strengths of the modern world -are the same factors that ultimately cause or contribute to the collapse of society in the novel.Written in 2014, the novel revolves around the outbreak and aftermath of a flu pandemic and the inequalities and injustices t…

  • Thinking Planetary About Global Futures: Posthuman Cosmopolitanism

    Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•New Global Studies•2024

    The link between the global condition and planetary thinking is a crucial one when thinking about the future. Positing itself in the context of future-oriented history and posthumanist and planetary thinking, the essay reflects on a central concept of global thought such as cosmopolitanism, theorizing the possibility of a posthuman cosmopolitanism. Built on concepts such as multiple modernities and secularities, philosophical posthumanism, and no…

  • Embracing Complexity: Preliminaries to a Posthumanist Approach to Non/Religious Diversity and Identities Beyond Binaries

    Ilaria Biano, Ilaria W Biano•ARTICLE•Implicit Religion•2024

    The aim of the article is to propose a posthumanist approach to the issue of (non/religious) identity. Reflections at the intersection between post-humanism, study of religion, and identities help to better understand and clarify how core elements of posthumanism such as the decentring and relativization of the Human and the Anthropos do not mean that human beings don’t matter at all, but they point out a specific, supposedly universal concept of…

  • Coping mechanisms for being alive in the anthropocene. L’ecofemminismo spirituale intersezionale di Brit Marling: Testi, contesti e attivismo

    Open Access•Ilaria Biano•ARTICLE•Altre Modernità•2024•References: 2

    Focalizzandosi sull’analisi dei film e della serie creati da Brit Marling con alcuni collaboratori ricorrenti (Sound of my Voice [2011], Another Earth [2011], The East [2013], The OA [2016-2019]), il contributo propone una lettura dell’opera dell’autrice nel contesto di un ecofemminismo spirituale intersezionale rintracciabile nella sua poetica, facendone emergere il legame con alcuni dei movimenti più rilevanti degli anni Dieci – femministi, eco…

  • Rebranding a pop-icon for the twenty-first century. Barbieland dysfunctional utopia and the spiritual journey of Greta Gerwig’s feminism

    Ilaria Biano, Ilaria W Biano•ARTICLE•Feminist Media Studies•2025

Philosophy (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · History (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Anthropocene (2 works) · Educational and Social Studies (2 works) · Environmental ethics (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works)

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