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Theory, Culture and Society, 2006
This commentary argues that Donna Haraway’s still remarkable ‘Manifesto for Cyborgs’ provided one of the first windows on the invention of a different kind of world, one in which environments figure and bodily registers expand. In her attention to bioscience she was clearly one of the first to remark on these developments.
Nigel Thrift
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This commentary argues that Donna Haraway’s still remarkable ‘Manifesto for Cyborgs’ provided one of the first windows on the invention of a different kind of world, one in which environments figure and bodily registers expand. In her attention to bioscience she was clearly one of the first to remark on these developments.
Nigel Thrift
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2023
Donna J. Haraway (b. 1944–) counts among the most creative—and provocative—of cultural theorists today. Her gifts to critical thought have tracked from work on the history of biology, to the place of technology in feminist and socialist debates over objectivity, to the politics and ethics of genetic interventions into life forms, to expressions of ...
Matthew Watson, Li Cornfeld
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Donna J. Haraway (b. 1944–) counts among the most creative—and provocative—of cultural theorists today. Her gifts to critical thought have tracked from work on the history of biology, to the place of technology in feminist and socialist debates over objectivity, to the politics and ethics of genetic interventions into life forms, to expressions of ...
Matthew Watson, Li Cornfeld
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2023
Donna J. Haraway is a feminist scholar and cultural critic known for her contributions to the fields of science and technology studies, feminist theory, and animal studies. She was born in 1944 in Denver, Colorado, and received her PhD in biology at Yale University. Haraway’s work is characterized by its critical and interdisciplinary approach, drawing
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Donna J. Haraway is a feminist scholar and cultural critic known for her contributions to the fields of science and technology studies, feminist theory, and animal studies. She was born in 1944 in Denver, Colorado, and received her PhD in biology at Yale University. Haraway’s work is characterized by its critical and interdisciplinary approach, drawing
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Environmental Ethics, 2000
Donna Haraway’s cyberfeminism has shown considerable appeal on an interdisciplinary level. Her basic premise is that by the end of the twentieth century the boundary between humans and machines has become increasingly porous, and, whether we acknowledge it or not, we are already cyborgs.
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Donna Haraway’s cyberfeminism has shown considerable appeal on an interdisciplinary level. Her basic premise is that by the end of the twentieth century the boundary between humans and machines has become increasingly porous, and, whether we acknowledge it or not, we are already cyborgs.
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2023
This chapter explores the various disciplinary and political dimensions of Donna Haraway’s work revolving around the negotiation of the interdisciplinary problem of the Anthropocene. It considers Haraway’s works which range between feminist interventions in science studies, animal studies, and environmental criticism. Haraway’s A Cyborg Manifesto (1985)
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This chapter explores the various disciplinary and political dimensions of Donna Haraway’s work revolving around the negotiation of the interdisciplinary problem of the Anthropocene. It considers Haraway’s works which range between feminist interventions in science studies, animal studies, and environmental criticism. Haraway’s A Cyborg Manifesto (1985)
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WSQ: Women's Studies Quarterly, 2012
Nearly thirty years ago, Donna Haraway began writing her famous essay published in 1985 as "A Manifesto for Cyborgs: Science, Technology, and Feminism in the 1980s." In its vision, argument, and detail, it resonates strongly with what today is called viral analysis and criticism. In what follows I'll briefly suggest how.
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Nearly thirty years ago, Donna Haraway began writing her famous essay published in 1985 as "A Manifesto for Cyborgs: Science, Technology, and Feminism in the 1980s." In its vision, argument, and detail, it resonates strongly with what today is called viral analysis and criticism. In what follows I'll briefly suggest how.
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Companion species and comrades: a critique of ‘plural relating’ in Donna Haraway's theory manifestos
The Cultureory and Critique, 2022Panos Kompatsiaris
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Becoming-with in a compost society — Haraway beyond posthumanism
International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 2021exaly