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Inhumanism is a speculative-literary category that displaces the human as the default center of story and feeling, foregrounding nonhuman perspectives, intelligences, systems and forces—artificial minds, alien ecologies, animal consciousnesses, distributed networks, and indifferent cosmic scales. Works in this genre probe what life, agency and ethics look like when human subjectivity is partial or absent, often embracing estrangement, estranged language, fragmented or nonanthropomorphic narration, and formal experimentation that resists sentimental human identification. The tone can run clinical, eerie, awe-struck or ambivalently beautiful as it examines posthuman futures, ecological collapse, technological embodiment, and the moral consequences of decentering humanity. Inhumanism overlaps with science fiction, eco-fiction, horror and avant-garde literature, inviting readers to rethink personhood, value and belonging beyond human frames.

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