Intersections of Feminist Technoscience and Phenomenology: Subjectivity, Embodiment, Agency brings together feminist phenomenology and technoscience studies to deepen analyses of pressing contemporary issues. It is an essential resource for students of Gender Studies, Environmental and Medical Humanities, and Philosophy.
Intersections of Feminist Technoscience and Phenomenology: Subjectivity, Embodiment, Agency brings together feminist phenomenology and technoscience studies to deepen analyses of pressing contemporary issues. It is an essential resource for students of Gender Studies, Environmental and Medical Humanities, and Philosophy.
Lisa Folkmarson Käll is Professor of Gender Studies at Stockholm University, Sweden. Kristin Zeiler is Professor at the Department of Thematic Studies: Technology and Social Change, and Director of the Centre for Medical Humanities and Bioethics, Linköping University, Sweden.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Thinking at Intersections in Feminist Theory 2. In Conversation: Feminist Phenomenology and Feminist Technoscience Studies Part 1: Situated Subjectivity and Knowledge Production 3. Situated Subjectivity and Knowledge Production across Feminist Phenomenology and Feminist Technoscience Studies 4. Germinating the Seeds of Elemental Sol(id)arity: Sensory Engagements, Apparatuses, and Generative Blind Fields in Everyday Solar Encounters 5. Entangling Responsiveness: Diffracting Barad, Bohr, and Merleau-Ponty 6. Curating Embodied Resistance through Social Media: The Role of Virtual Audiences in the Fight for Social Justice Part 2: The Body, Embodiment and Technology 7. Bodies and Embodiment Across Feminist Phenomenology and Feminist Technoscience Studies 8. Pregnant Embodiment During Extreme Bushfires: Breathing in Climate Crisis 9. Achieving a Fit Between Bodies and Prosthesis: Accounting for Experiences with Limb Prostheses at the Crossroads Between Feminist Technoscience Studies and Phenomenology 10. Normative Technology and the Body: The 4N Approach to Technology 11. Aging Bodies, Bio-Power, and the Role of Critical Phenomenology Part 3: Affectivity and Agency 12. Affectivity and Agency across Feminist Phenomenology and Feminist Technoscience Studies 13. On Simulation and Stimulation: Doctor-Centered and Patient-Centered Practices of Care in Pedro Almodóvar's "Brain-Dead Trilogy" 14. Between Molar, Molecular and Spectral Mourning: A Conversation Between Phenomenology and Feminist New Materialism
1. Thinking at Intersections in Feminist Theory 2. In Conversation: Feminist Phenomenology and Feminist Technoscience Studies Part 1: Situated Subjectivity and Knowledge Production 3. Situated Subjectivity and Knowledge Production across Feminist Phenomenology and Feminist Technoscience Studies 4. Germinating the Seeds of Elemental Sol(id)arity: Sensory Engagements, Apparatuses, and Generative Blind Fields in Everyday Solar Encounters 5. Entangling Responsiveness: Diffracting Barad, Bohr, and Merleau-Ponty 6. Curating Embodied Resistance through Social Media: The Role of Virtual Audiences in the Fight for Social Justice Part 2: The Body, Embodiment and Technology 7. Bodies and Embodiment Across Feminist Phenomenology and Feminist Technoscience Studies 8. Pregnant Embodiment During Extreme Bushfires: Breathing in Climate Crisis 9. Achieving a Fit Between Bodies and Prosthesis: Accounting for Experiences with Limb Prostheses at the Crossroads Between Feminist Technoscience Studies and Phenomenology 10. Normative Technology and the Body: The 4N Approach to Technology 11. Aging Bodies, Bio-Power, and the Role of Critical Phenomenology Part 3: Affectivity and Agency 12. Affectivity and Agency across Feminist Phenomenology and Feminist Technoscience Studies 13. On Simulation and Stimulation: Doctor-Centered and Patient-Centered Practices of Care in Pedro Almodóvar's "Brain-Dead Trilogy" 14. Between Molar, Molecular and Spectral Mourning: A Conversation Between Phenomenology and Feminist New Materialism
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