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Haraway, Donna

Donna Haraway. Contemporary American feminist philosopher specializing in the history of ideas. Best known for using the imagery of cyborgs to critique contemporary society.

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• - Biography, photograph, "fun factoids," and links. An informal introduction to this thinker.
  
• - 1994 paper by Steven Mentor. Asserts that cyborgs and manifestos are the same.
  
• - Faculty page of this cultural critic and feminist philosopher at the European Graduate School. Includes bibliography and links.
  
• - A 1996 article from Zygon by William Grassie. A close reading of two essays by Haraway in the light of Sandra Harding's criticism.
  
• - A detailed profile of Haraway, from Wired magazine by Hari Kunzru.
  
• - A 1992 essay by Robert M. Young.
  
• - A page prepared for a class on cyberpunk literature at Clemson University. Annotated bibliography and some brief remarks on Haraway's importance for science fiction.
  
• - Notes for students reading this seminal Haraway essay.
  
  

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