MANIFESTLY HARAWAY

In 1983, the Socialist Review asked Donna Haraway to write a few pages about the tentative future of socialist feminism during the R eagan era. Two years later, she published A Manifesto for Cyborgs: Science, Technology, and Socialist Feminism in the 1980s, a di fficult, rococo text that not only announced but luxuriated in the enmeshing between human and machine, the leakages between organic matter and artificial intelligence, the prosthetic extension of the subject and its diffusion into fractal assemblages. By the lat e 20th centu...[Read more]