Informationen zum Autor Laboria Cuboniks (b. 2014) is a polymorphous xenofeminist collective. As an anagram of the "Nicolas Bourbaki" group of mathematicians, Cuboniks also advances an affirmation of abstraction as an episto- political necessity for 21st century claims on equality. Espousing reason and vigorous anti-naturalism, she seeks to dismantle gender implicitly. Cuboniks is a multi-taloned, tetra-headed creature uncomfortably navigating the fields of art, design, architecture, archeology, philosophy, techno-feminism, sexuality studies, digital music, translation, writing and regular experiments with the use of evolutionary algorithms in offensive cybersecurity. Klappentext This pocket-sized manifesto for a feminism adjusted to meet the emancipatory but also potentially oppressive advances ahead explores how technology can liberate women from constraints of the family, body and the idea of gender. Particularly suitable for readers of Donna Haraway's "Cyborg Manifesto".

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Laboria Cuboniks (b. 2014) is a polymorphous xenofeminist collective. As an anagram of the "Nicolas Bourbaki" group of mathematicians, Cuboniks also advances an affirmation of abstraction as an episto- political necessity for 21st century claims on equality. Espousing reason and vigorous anti-naturalism, she seeks to dismantle gender implicitly. Cuboniks is a multi-taloned, tetra-headed creature uncomfortably navigating the fields of art, design, architecture, archeology, philosophy, techno-feminism, sexuality studies, digital music, translation, writing and regular experiments with the use of evolutionary algorithms in offensive cybersecurity.

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This pocket-sized manifesto for a feminism adjusted to meet the emancipatory but also potentially oppressive advances ahead explores how technology can liberate women from constraints of the family, body and the idea of gender. Particularly suitable for readers of Donna Haraway's "Cyborg Manifesto".

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Pocket colour manifesto for a new futuristic feminism