A Cyborg Manifesto: Science, Technology, and Socialist-Feminism in the Late Twentieth Century
Description
In this influential essay, Donna J. Haraway uses the cyborg—a hybrid of organism and machine—as a provocative metaphor for rethinking identity, embodiment, and power in a technologically shaped world. Challenging rigid boundaries between human and animal, organism and machine, and nature and culture, she critiques essentialist ideas of gender and traditional feminist politics. Drawing on socialist-feminist theory, science studies, and critiques of technoscience, the work advocates imaginative, coalition-based approaches to social change. Bold, challenging, and intellectually original, it remains a landmark text in feminist theory and the study of technology and culture.
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84 pages
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First Published
1985
Language
eng
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