Stanimir Panayotov is postdoctoral fellow at the Department of Logic, Ethics, and Aesthetics at Sofia University, and lecturer at the Department of Sociology and Human Sciences at University of Plovdiv. Previously, he was research fellow at the Department of Literary Theory, Institute for Literature, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (2024-2026); taught philosophy and cultural studies (Tyumen, 2021–2023); was a postdoctoral researcher at the Center for Advanced Study in Sofia (2020–2021); and taught various courses in the humanities in Budapest, Jerusalem, Skopje, and Sofia (2011–2020). Feminist Theory of Disembodiment is his first monograph. His most recent publications are as co-editor of Soul, Body, and Gender in Late Antiquity (2024), Black Metal Rainbows (2023), and as editor of O-Zone: An Ecology of Objects (forthcoming).

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• Acknowledgments; Introduction: Metaphysics in Feminist Reverse; Chapter 1: Preliminary Philosophical Materials: Disembodiment and/in Continental Philosophy; Chapter 2: Antirealist Embodiment vs. Realist Disembodiment: Continental Feminism’s Real; Chapter 3: Feminist Theory of Disembodiment; Chapter 4: Literally Disembodied: Nuclear Holocaust and Solar Death; Conclusion: Misembodied: A Gendered Immortality; References; Index.

Stanimir Panayotov is postdoctoral fellow at the Department of Logic, Ethics, and Aesthetics at Sofia University, and lecturer at the Department of Sociology and Human Sciences at University of Plovdiv. Previously, he was research fellow at the Department of Literary Theory, Institute for Literature, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (2024-2026); taught philosophy and cultural studies (Tyumen, 2021–2023); was a postdoctoral researcher at the Center for Advanced Study in Sofia (2020–2021); and taught various courses in the humanities in Budapest, Jerusalem, Skopje, and Sofia (2011–2020). Feminist Theory of Disembodiment is his first monograph. His most recent publications are as co-editor of Soul, Body, and Gender in Late Antiquity (2024), Black Metal Rainbows (2023), and as editor of O-Zone: An Ecology of Objects (forthcoming).

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• Acknowledgments; Introduction: Metaphysics in Feminist Reverse; Chapter 1: Preliminary Philosophical Materials: Disembodiment and/in Continental Philosophy; Chapter 2: Antirealist Embodiment vs. Realist Disembodiment: Continental Feminism’s Real; Chapter 3: Feminist Theory of Disembodiment; Chapter 4: Literally Disembodied: Nuclear Holocaust and Solar Death; Conclusion: Misembodied: A Gendered Immortality; References; Index.