A Cyborg Manifesto: Science, Technology, and Socialist-Feminism in the Late Twentieth Century by Donna J. Haraway

3.88 AVERAGE

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4.0
challenging informative reflective slow-paced
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1.0
sad medium-paced
This is completely incoherent, which is particularly surprising because as far as I can tell she is right. I am upset. Why do I keep reading continental philosophy? It's unclear.
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5.0
challenging informative reflective
i had to read this for a class but it changed my life 
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2.5
slow-paced
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3.5
For school
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5.0
challenging informative reflective fast-paced
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4.0
informative fast-paced
i had so much fun reading about cyborg sex for class
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5.0
“But illegitimate offspring are often exceedingly unfaithful to their origins. Their fathers, after all, are inessential.” (Pg. 9)

Bro, I understand why this is a much talked about piece especially with lines like that. Haraway knows how to write and knows what she’s talking about.
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4.0
challenging hopeful informative inspiring reflective tense medium-paced

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5.0
"Though both are bound in the spiral dance, I would rather be a cyborg than a goddess." 10/10, no notes