This book explores the impact of major theorist, Donna Haraway, in such diverse areas as feminisms, Marxism, new materialism, science studies, posthumanism, animal studies, ecocriticism, digital media, and life narrative.
This book explores the impact of major theorist, Donna Haraway, in such diverse areas as feminisms, Marxism, new materialism, science studies, posthumanism, animal studies, ecocriticism, digital media, and life narrative.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Cynthia Huff, an English Studies Professor Emerita at Illinois State University, has co-authored with Joel Haefner, "His Master's Voice: Animalographies, Life Writing, and the Posthuman" and authored "Framing Canine Memoirs" and "'Forward!': National Identity, Animalographies, and the Ethics of Representation in the Posthuman Imaginary." She has also published extensively on diaries, Victorian literature, and women's life writing. Margaretta Jolly is Professor of Cultural Studies and directs the Centre for Life History and Life Writing Research at the University of Sussex. Her work has focused on auto/biography, letter writing and oral history, particularly in relation to women's movements. She published Thank you, Madagascar: The Conservation Diaries of Alison Jolly, her late mother's last book, in 2015.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Situating Donna Haraway in the Life Narrative Web 2. Revisiting Catland in 2019: Situating Denizens of the Chthulucene and The Writer of The Companion-Species Manifesto Emails her Dog-People Haraway and Cyborgs 3. Life and the Technological: Cyborgs Companions and the Chthulucene 4. Modest_Witness in the Wire: Haraway Predictive Algorithims and Online Profiling 5. More Than Props: Metaphor - A Biological Imperative 6. Bound in the Spiral Dance: Haraway Starhawk and Writing Lives in Feminist Community Haraway and Animals 7. From the Autobiographical Pact to the Zoetrophic Pack 8. "The Jollies": A Biographical Artwork about Primatologist Alison Jolly 9. Survival Writing: Autobiography versus. Primatology in the Conservation Diaries of Alison Jolly Haraway and Genre 10. Genetic Prosopography and Caste: Natureculture in Contemporary India 11. Linea Nigra: Posthuman M/Others 12. Composite Lives: Making-With Our Multispecies Kin (Imagine!) 13. Registering the Self and the Registers of Self: Towards an Ethics of Collaborative Autobiography Teaching and Being Taught by Haraway 14. Haraway's Material-Semiotic Knot: A Learning-Teaching Response for Creative-Critical Times 15. Soils for Making Kin: Compost Saudade Com-Bios First Last Always Haraway 16. It Matters What Stories Tell Stories; It Matters Whose Stories Tell Stories
Introduction 1. Situating Donna Haraway in the Life Narrative Web 2. Revisiting Catland in 2019: Situating Denizens of the Chthulucene and The Writer of The Companion-Species Manifesto Emails her Dog-People Haraway and Cyborgs 3. Life and the Technological: Cyborgs Companions and the Chthulucene 4. Modest_Witness in the Wire: Haraway Predictive Algorithims and Online Profiling 5. More Than Props: Metaphor - A Biological Imperative 6. Bound in the Spiral Dance: Haraway Starhawk and Writing Lives in Feminist Community Haraway and Animals 7. From the Autobiographical Pact to the Zoetrophic Pack 8. "The Jollies": A Biographical Artwork about Primatologist Alison Jolly 9. Survival Writing: Autobiography versus. Primatology in the Conservation Diaries of Alison Jolly Haraway and Genre 10. Genetic Prosopography and Caste: Natureculture in Contemporary India 11. Linea Nigra: Posthuman M/Others 12. Composite Lives: Making-With Our Multispecies Kin (Imagine!) 13. Registering the Self and the Registers of Self: Towards an Ethics of Collaborative Autobiography Teaching and Being Taught by Haraway 14. Haraway's Material-Semiotic Knot: A Learning-Teaching Response for Creative-Critical Times 15. Soils for Making Kin: Compost Saudade Com-Bios First Last Always Haraway 16. It Matters What Stories Tell Stories; It Matters Whose Stories Tell Stories
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