Angie Voela is a senior lecturer in Psychosocial Studies at the University of East London, UK. She has published in a number of journals and co-edited We Need to Talk About Family: Essays on Neoliberalism, the Family and Popular Culture.

• 1. Introduction: Aporia, the Sphinx, and the Hope that Life Will Make Sense.- 2. Ion's Aporia: Just Another Oedipus? 3. Towards a New Anthropogony? Tron Revisited.- 4. Forget Antigone?.- 5. The Abyss of the Other’s Desire or Greek Myth for (Neoliberal) Children.- 6. The Search for Origin in Riddley' Scott's Prometheus.- 7.Conclusion: Aporia, Commemoration, Hope.

Angie Voela is a senior lecturer in Psychosocial Studies at the University of East London, UK. She has published in a number of journals and co-edited We Need to Talk About Family: Essays on Neoliberalism, the Family and Popular Culture.

• 1. Introduction: Aporia, the Sphinx, and the Hope that Life Will Make Sense.- 2. Ion's Aporia: Just Another Oedipus? 3. Towards a New Anthropogony? Tron Revisited.- 4. Forget Antigone?.- 5. The Abyss of the Other’s Desire or Greek Myth for (Neoliberal) Children.- 6. The Search for Origin in Riddley' Scott's Prometheus.- 7.Conclusion: Aporia, Commemoration, Hope.

Angie Voela is a senior lecturer in Psychosocial Studies at the University of East London, UK. She has published in a number of journals and co-edited We Need to Talk About Family: Essays on Neoliberalism, the Family and Popular Culture.

• 1. Introduction: Aporia, the Sphinx, and the Hope that Life Will Make Sense.- 2. Ion's Aporia: Just Another Oedipus? 3. Towards a New Anthropogony? Tron Revisited.- 4. Forget Antigone?.- 5. The Abyss of the Other’s Desire or Greek Myth for (Neoliberal) Children.- 6. The Search for Origin in Riddley' Scott's Prometheus.- 7.Conclusion: Aporia, Commemoration, Hope.