Pro-Creation—Haraway's “Regeneration” and the Postcolonial Cyborg Body

Denise Handlarski

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Posthumanist Ethics and Activism Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies Bioethics and Human Rights Issues

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Donna Haraway is a critic whose work spans across Science and Technology Studies, literary criticism, biology, politics, anthropology, feminism, postcolonial theory, and computer/cyber studies. Her...

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