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Any thoughts on Haraway's work yet? (Patreon)

Published:
2025-09-23 23:05:53
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2026-10

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Drop any opinions here, especially those you want us to start with this Sunday!

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cords

My thesaurus has been working 😭

Lisa Fevral

honestly, the writing style isn't great

ragadrop

despite being attacked by a terrible cold. I do have some thoughts. 1. I find worrying that a Feminist-Marxist needs some any words to explain its ideas. And honestly all good ideas are in the same boat, and freaking fascist-capitalist manifest is just: Hate the other. 2. I feel that the text was self ware on the impending changes on technologies. For examples I would argue that the "Homework economy" was a previous step into the gig economy.

ragadrop

Also I think that a simple material that gives context to this text from an Asian perspective is the Ghost in the Shell 1995, please ignore the ScarJo version....

ragadrop

I will have one or more comments tomorrow. If I don't die due to the basic of basicest virus.....

ragadrop

Also I believe in the value of Cyberpunk, as a genre that centers on big companies are evil and they feed us digital opium, is more obvious each day

Rose ˚₊‧꒰ა♡ ໒꒱ ‧₊˚

I find parallels today with anti-robot sentiment. While I am anti AI for art, because art (for me) is non-quantifiable in terms of capital/labor, it's creation/observation is distinctly human and I believe resides within the natural (animal as opposed to machine) ai reduces art to being quantifiable. I find the anti-robot sentiment to have this undercurrent of oppression tactics, ie. in terms of comedy and media there is this pseudo racist rhetoric of them "taking jobs" and repackaging slurs that can be written off as anti-robot pro-human... all just so disingenuous. I love her ideas of the cyborg and cyber as within/without control, dualities you see in nature, which is why it's seen as both monstrous and liberating. That's why I feel the new luddite movement so strange in socialist factions. Love this work, but omg I need to read more.