...Terminal Resistance/Cyborg Acceptance ...

... How does one compose unbeginnings? En media res (No new media here!), this chapter operates as a microscript; a closet drama, aerated by cloud chambers of flash fiction and ___nets. Refusing the reinscription of binaries (the columned opposition of “public/private” and “cyborg citizenship...

... public, private cyborg citizenship ...

... energy network cyborg standards ...

... nature/culture fields of difference composting cyborg ...

... ecological assemblages cyborg articulations love death happiness ...

... embodied cognition situated knowledge disability cyborg feminist epistemologies ...

... diagrams white capitalist patriarchy informatics of domination Cyborg Manifesto Donna Haraway ...

... This brief afterword reflects on the use of the concept “informatics of domination” nearly forty years after it was coined in “A Cyborg Manifesto.” informatics of domination Donna Haraway feminist science and technology studies ...

... for Cyborgs” (1985). While the essay is celebrated for launching the cyborg as a feminist figure imbricated in networks of techno-scientific patriarchy, the manifesto also narrates a wide-ranging shift in the operations of power, marking a move from social relations predominantly structured by industrial...

... Responding to the two terms that Haraway offers in “A Cyborg Manifesto”— nature/culture and fields of difference —the essay offers a third: composting. Composting is not the bifurcation-and-subordination approach to difference of master-model dualisms, nor is it the flattening or unifying move...

... the inhuman and cyborg nature of the energy market and its players, the second part of the chapter traces the colonial origins and continuing colonial practice of energy production, specifically fossil fuels, hydroelectricity, and nuclear power. It traces its impacts on indigenous peoples and the blindness...

... the excluded status of, among others, indigenous peoples and migrants from the public administration of the state. Against the denial of shame that typifies the corporate cyborg, it argues that shame is intrinsic to any future politics capable of addressing the immense suffering of people and planet...

.... The chapter argues for recognition of embodied multiplicity, including cognitive and affective “misfittings” of body-minds and worlds. embodied cognition situated knowledge disability cyborg feminist epistemologies ...

... Combating the informatics of domination demands other ways to tell stories and imagine worlds. “A Cyborg Manifesto” calls up such possibilities in its invocation of Octavia E. Butler. This essay turns to N. K. Jemison’s Broken Earth Trilogy to explore how Black, queer, and decolonial...

... to lively possibilities. ecological assemblages cyborg articulations love death happiness ...