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Journal Article
Materializing a Cyborg's Manifesto
2012
Overview
After catastrophic spring flooding throughout North America, 312 tornadoes in the southcentral United States in a seventy-two-hour period in April, a historically unprecedented summer drought in Texas, and a tropical hurricane in late August that devastates infrastructures in the state of Vermont and floods downtown Paterson, New Jersey, with fourteen feet of water, a candidate for U.S. president publicly states that climate change is undocumented science. Built partially on a decade of research tracking the post-World War II transformation of biology's key matters into militarized command- communication- control and information systems (1994, 243), Haraway s worldly cyborg in 1985 stages a feminist historical materialist re-visioning of how social relations of science and technology complexly matter within a networked series of local/ global transformations that the essay maps with extraordinary intellectual ambition and acuity.
