Human as demon the representation of dehumanization and infra humanization in select post millennial fictions in English

Abstract

Dehumanization complex tragic phenomenon that discriminate human from human darkest expressions human failure becoming human being people groups communities stripped their fundamental rights qualities dignities respect consideration defined profound psychological process wherein individuals groups perceive their adversaries rivals less than human thereby stripping them moral consideration empathy only fuels fear pain anger violence conflict also makes other people their enemies dehumanizing others enables perpetrators rationalize cruelty justify discrimination perpetuate systemic violence with impunity merely social political mechanism psychological moral failure wherein tragically humans have become demons their very acts cruelty domination disregard fellow beings There various types dehumanization prevailing over world like religious dehumanization castebased dehumanization political dehumanization gender based dehumanization racial ethnic dehumanization economic dehumanization conflictdriven dehumanization There many different possible areas dehumanization like media popular culture prison systems immigration refugee Crisis medical scientific experiments technology artificial intelligence various forms like Diaspora Sociopolitical conflicts corporate dominance technological invasions Even though many studies dehumanization infrahumanization have been conducted different researchers over world fullfledged study based works select authors have been conducted present study aims analyze deeply theme dehumanization infrahumanization different aspects forms like refugee crisis technocracy corporatocracy three postmillennial American dystopian novels What What Dave Eggers Robopocalypse Daniel Wilson Water Thief Nicholas Lamar Soutter Various poststructuralist theories have also been considered explicitly perceive issues dehumanization infrahumanization like Thomas Hobbes‘s Principles State Nature Social Contract Sigmund Freud‘s Hypothesis Group Psychology Analysis Charles Darwin‘s Evolutionary Hypothesis Friedreich Nietzsche‘s theory Overman Superman Class Struggle theory Karl Marx Friedrich Engels