Manifesty cyborgów: awangardowa wizja fuzji kobiety z maszyną (Hannah Höch – Giannina Censi – Mina Harker)
Journal Title: Zagadnienia Rodzajów Literackich - Year 2018, Vol 61, Issue 2
Abstract
In Cyborg Manifesto Donna Haraway writes: “cyborgs (…) make very problematic the statuses of man or woman, human, artefact, member of a race, individual entity, or body”. This paper returns to the very beginning of thinking about this figure and examines the irst protocyborg images created by Futurist and Dada female artists. I also look at Dracula’s Mina Harker as one of the first Western protocyborg figures. I ask to what extent such images anticipated the new forms of subjectivity and how they made the relation between human-nature and human-technology problematic as well as thinking in categories of gender.
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Mikołaj Marcela
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- EP ID EP419042
- DOI 10.26485/ZRL/2018/61.2/5
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