Basics
Who wrote A Cyborg Manifesto?
Who is Donna Haraway?
True/False - In Haraway’s view, the boundary between organism and machine is fixed and unchangeable.
What is False?
What kind of politics does Haraway advocate instead of identity-based politics?
What is politics of affinity?
True/False: Haraway believes technology can only be a tool of oppression, not of liberation
What is False?
True/False - The idea of the cyborg serves as a science-fiction prediction
What is False?
What year was it published?
What is 1985?
Give a modern example where the boundary between organism and machine blurs
What is prosthetics, pacemakers, brain–computer interfaces, etc.?
Why is affinity more inclusive than identity?
What is a way technology has served an oppressive system?
What is capitalism, militarism, or patriarchy?
What modern issue makes this manifesto still relevant?
What is AI?
What metaphor does Haraway use to rethink human identity?
What is the cyborg?
What are the 3 collapsed boundaries Haraway describes?
What are
Human and Animal
Organism and Machine
Physical and Non-Physical?
What is an example of a modern movement that uses affinity-based politics?
What is BLM, #MeToo, Indigenous Rights & Land Back Movements, etc?
What is one way social media has been both control and resistance?
What is enabling surveillance and organization protests?
Daily Double!!!!!!!
What is embracing contradictions?
What feminist ideology does Haraway critique?
What is essentialist feminism?
What is She believes they are artificial?
What problem does the cyborg metaphor address in feminism?
How does Haraway view the boundaries between human and technology?
What does the cyborg emphasize about modern boundaries?
What does Haraway mean when she says, I'd rather be a cyborg that a goddess"?
What is choosing hybridity and irony over essentialist, nostalgic feminism?
What does Haraway suggest about the relationship between boundaries and power structures?
What is that fixed boundaries support oppression, and breaking them destabilizes authority?
What advantage does the cyborg metaphor have over essentialist feminism?
What is Embracing multiplicity and contradiction?
True/False - Haraway argues against technological determinism?
What is True? She believes social context shapes technology
What does Haraway mean when she references to irony?
What is being able to accept the contradictions that come with the Cyborg metaphor?