Survival and ontology: a tentative genealogy of survival in gaming and contemporary philosophy by Janoščík, Václav

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Catastrophic aftermath: the loss of sight as a process of becoming posthuman in contemporary audiovisual culture by Charvát, Martin

“…If Western philosophy traditionally defines man as an animal possessing reason and at the same time an animal in which the different senses are in balance, the loss of sight and the respective post-apocalyptic environment in which survivors exist without the possibility of seeing, on the one hand, outlines a process that could seemingly be considered degenerative or decadent: without sight, man is not man and approaches the animal. …”