¿Qué son los cuerpos en los feminismos? Hacia un feminismo cyborg
The Cyborg Manifesto, written by Donna Haraway, in 1985 explores the idea of the cyborg figure and how it frames an overcoming vision, challenging the secular idea of what is characterized as human. It exposes a critical view to rethink identity, technology and politics based on situated knowledge.T...
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Cátedra B de Problemas Epistemológicos de la Psicología de la Facultad de Psicología, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
2023
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| Acceso en línea: | https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/heterocronias/article/view/43936 |
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| Sumario: | The Cyborg Manifesto, written by Donna Haraway, in 1985 explores the idea of the cyborg figure and how it frames an overcoming vision, challenging the secular idea of what is characterized as human. It exposes a critical view to rethink identity, technology and politics based on situated knowledge.This article proposes to deepen the dilemma of whether technology builds bodies or builds surfaces that complete the notion of body.The first specific objective is to analyze the construction of gender and its relationship with technology. And as a second objective, to examine the different borders that are stressed in the conception of the cyborg proposed by the author Donna Haraway and the relationship it establishes with feminism.From the framework of cyborg technology, the positions of Judith Butler P.B. Preciado and Donna Haraway regarding the construction of gender and subversion of the body through technology will be evaluated in the first instance and subsequently the contrast of biomedical paradigm as discourse and instrument of normalization for sexual bodies.It is concluded that only those borders present in the cyborg could be tense and approach to create surfaces, or territories within the notion of body outside of an original genesis and promote a technological redefinition of feminism. |
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