My latest peer-reviewed, scholarly research article, “Food Allergies and the Hygienic Sublime,” was published in December 2019 in the open-access journal, Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience. You can read the full article for free.
Category: Feminist Theory
Children of Production
Making babies is not a natural process.
Cyborgs and Cybernetics Syllabus
In the fall 2018 semester, I am teaching a semester-long class on Cyborgs and Cybernetics at NYU Tandon School of Engineering. You can find the reading list in this post.
Moon Dust and Rainbows: Food, Health, and the Reproduction of Society
This talk offered a brief exploration of two contemporary food subcultures – that of instagram celebrities and that of the food allergy community. As technology-driven proposals about the future of food proliferate, the issue of what social forms they may reproduce should be problematized in innovation, research, and public discourse.
Feminist Futures at the Brooklyn Institute
From designer babies to genetic surveillance, and from the “culture” of tech workplaces to the politics of climate change, feminist science studies writers are at the forefront of research on some of the most pressing issues in science and technology today. This course will delve into some of the apparent dilemmas that modern communities face through engagement with key works from more than thirty years of feminist science studies.
Donna Haraway’s “A Manifesto for Cyborgs”: A Tweeted Reading
Follow along with my notes from my most recent read-through of this canonical STS and feminist theory essay.
A Feminist Technoscience Virtual Reality Reading List
There are some of the things I am reading, listening to, following, and experiencing as we develop the PIP VR exhibition.
Danya Glabau 