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Born in Denver, Colorado
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Graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Zoology from Colorado College in Colorado Springs.
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Received a PhD in Biology from Yale University
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A book in which she discusses the income gap that is growing, Cold War politics and technological advances at the time. The cyborg is supposed to be a symbol that challenges the boundaries between nature, culture, gender and humans. -
She examines the relationship between primatologist and the social constructs of gender and race. This book comments on the the line between nature and culture. it crosses into feminist theory as she began to discuss how gendered assumptions affect the study of primates and science overall. -
Haraway explores the connection between humans and their animal companions. She explains how they have played a part in human lives from helping with the herd to being a parts of teams to part of a family. -
Haraway becomes a professor at the University Of California in the history of consciousness department.
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Writes this book as she suggests new ways to change the interactions and relationship we have with the earth and the things that live on it. -
“Donna Haraway & Cyborg Theory.” CyCandy Female Bodies and Cyborg Theory, https://edspace.american.edu/cy-candy/the-gendered-cyborg/donna-haraway-cyborg-theory/.
Haraway, Donna J. “Staying with the Trouble: Making Kin in the Chthulucene.” Duke University Press, https://www.dukeupress.edu/staying-with-the-trouble.
https://xenopraxis.net/readings/haraway_companion.pdf