When Species Meat

Grebowicz, Margret

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“…Maksudnya mesin dan teknologi yang awalnya membantu justru memiliki "peran" lebih. Yang tadinya membantu manusia malah menggantikan manusia (Grebowicz, 2010).…”

Section: Posthumanisme Menurut Donna J Harawayunclassified

“…Dipahami dengan cara ini, perbedaan antara manusia dan bentuk kehidupan lainnya hanyalah masalah jumlah dan urutan untaian DNA. Ahli genetika, misalnya, sekarang memperkirakan bahwa hanya ada 1% variasi antara kera dan manusia genom (Grebowicz, 2010) Donna J. Haraway melihat ide tentang Cyborgs ini melampaui definisi kontemporer, apalagi menurutnya definisi tentang Cyborgs didasarkan pada "mitos politik yang ironis" dimana Cyborgs kontemporer adalah "keturunan tidak sah" dari yang "tidak penting". Keabsahan ini didasarkan pada kemampuan bawaan Cyborgs untuk menghapus dikotomi hierarkis dan trandisional yang mengabaikan sejarah silsilah.…”

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Cyborgs dan Perempuan Menurut Pandangan Posthumanisme Donna J. Haraway

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Hambali

2023

Jurnal Penelitian Ilmu Ushuluddin

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There is a need to re-question the human condition today, and technology changes the history of human civilization and social development, so that the "condition" of Posthumanism and cyborgs is one of them. The vision of 'post-gender' cyborgs has sparked feminist interest in reclaiming technology as a tool of liberation, whose identity has always been biologically identical, but cyborgs view this differently. Because of cyborgs, women are able to create their own identity, and create a more ideal reality for women. This research uses qualitative methods and literature study approach. The data used in this study are primary data in the form of the work of Donna J. Haraway and secondary data in the form of books and journals related to the discussion of this research. The conclusion of this study is that women should use technology as a tool for liberation and as a "former" of non-biological identity.

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“…Maksudnya mesin dan teknologi yang awalnya membantu justru memiliki "peran" lebih. Yang tadinya membantu manusia malah menggantikan manusia (Grebowicz, 2010).…”

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Cyborgs dan Perempuan Menurut Pandangan Posthumanisme Donna J. Haraway

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Hambali

2023

Jurnal Penelitian Ilmu Ushuluddin

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Sex, Work, Meat: The Feminist Politics of Veganism

Hamilton

2016

Feminist Review

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Since the publication of The Sexual Politics of Meat in 1990, activist and writer Carol J. Adams (2000 [1990) has put forth a feminist defence of veganism based on the argument that meat consumption and violence against animals are structurally related to violence against women, and especially to pornography and prostitution. Adams' work has been influential in the growing fields of animal studies and posthumanism, where her research is frequently cited as the prime example of vegan feminism. However, her particular radical feminist framework, including her anti-pornography and anti-prostitution arguments, are rarely acknowledged or critiqued. This article challenges the premises of Adams' argument, demonstrating that her version of vegan feminism is based upon an unsubstantiated comparison between violence against women and violence against other-than-human animals, and on the silencing and exclusion of sex workers as subjects. The article contests the limited reading of Adams, and of feminism, offered in some key works in animal studies and posthumanism, at the same time that it recognises the need to challenge the anthropocentrism evident in much feminist theory. By way of alternative approaches to the sexual politics of veganism, the article highlights the interventions of artist and activist Mirha-Soleil Ross, proposing that her situated and embodied commitment to animal rights brings sex worker agency into the story, while resisting simple comparisons among different forms of violence. The concerns raised by Ross overlap in compelling ways with recent research in performance studies and labour history, bringing the question of work and workers, animal and human, to the fore. These studies point towards a potentially more useful framework than that of Adams for understanding the human violence suffered by different species, including those destined to be eaten by people.

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Reading transformations: from David Garnett’s Lady into Fox (1922) to Sarah Hall’s “Mrs Fox” (2013)

Lönngren

2023

European Journal of English Studies

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When Species Meat

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Cyborgs dan Perempuan Menurut Pandangan Posthumanisme Donna J. Haraway

Cyborgs dan Perempuan Menurut Pandangan Posthumanisme Donna J. Haraway

Sex, Work, Meat: The Feminist Politics of Veganism

Reading transformations: from David Garnett’s Lady into Fox (1922) to Sarah Hall’s “Mrs Fox” (2013)

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