Selecting useful and meaningful Haraway links has grown into quite a daunting task over the past few years since I first started this page in 1996. I have excluded links leading to syllabi that use Haraway and topical bibliographies that include her work; there are far too many to catalog and they provide little additional information. Also, with perhaps a handful of exceptions, I have avoided link and hub pages that are broad in scope or that focus on content areas (such as gender and science, cyberculture, or cyborgs) that have affinities with Haraway’s work. Instead, I limited the list of hubs and link pages to those that are Haraway-focused. Your local university librarian is better at this than I am. I’m just happy to have more linky goodness.
Also I highly recommend a visit to the European Graduate School Faculty page for Haraway, which includes an extensive bibliography of conference papers, book reviews, article reprints, and translations.
Book Reviews | Encyclopedia Entries | Reading Notes | Hubs
Book Reviews
Modest Witness
Cyberbeats,by Dave Batstone, Wired Magazine, March 1998.
Haraway on the Map, by Josephine Carubia, Semiotic Review of Books 9:1 (1998).
Fetal Attraction, by Rachael Ariss, Semiotic Review of Books 9:1 (1998).
Review of Modest Witness, by Ann Travers, Culture Machine.
Review of Modest Witness, by Stine Jensen, Mediamatic Magazine.
Be Generous, Dear Reader, by Hannah Landecker, American Scientist, May 1998.
Review of Modest Witness, by Candida Elton, Ends and Means 3:1 (1998).
Primate Visions
Deconstructing Primatology, by Anne Russon, Semiotic Review of Books 2:2 (1991).
The Uses of Science Fiction, by Charles Elkins, Science Fiction Studies 17:2 (1990).
H-Net Review, by M. Lynn Bird, 2001.
How Like A Leaf
How Like A Leaf: Book Review, by Tony Scott, Kairos 5.1 (2000).
Companion Species Manifesto
Eating Well Together: Donna Haraway’s Companion Species Manifesto, by William Grassie, Metanexus Institute’s The Global Spiral, February 2009.
Review of Companion Species Manifesto, by Matt Stewart (2004).
Review of the Companion Species Manifesto, by Julie Boulanger, Bookslut, May 2004.
When Species Meet
When Species Meet: Book Review, by Ian Coldwell. Rural Society Journal 18:2 (2008).
Human and Post-Animal, by Boria Sax, H-Net (2008).
I Want to Know About the Dogs, Rebecca Cassidy, Theory, Culture, and Society 23 (2006) (.pdf).
Post-Humanism = Post-Animality, by Tim Savage, Mute: Culture and Politics After the Net February 2005.
Encyclopedia Entries
Feminist Theory Website’s Donna Haraway Page
Feminist Epistemology and the Philosophy of Science — Standford Encyclopedia of Philosophy; good background on standpoint theory and situated knowledges.
Wikipedia entry on Donna Haraway
Reading Notes
Carolyn Keen — Reading Notes, Cyborg Manifesto.
Christa Scott-Dixon — Notes.
Theresa Senft – Reading notes to the Cyborg Manifesto.
William Warner — Class reading notes and assignments.
Hubs
Chris Habels Gray — A vast collection of cyborg-related resources including a cyborg database.
eserver.org Cyber hub.
Cyber Arts Web — George P. Landow, Brown University.
Erratic Impact — Philosophy book web (links).
Fourth European Feminist Research Conference — Body, gender, subjectivity. Crossing borders of disciplines and institutions, Bologna, Italy, Oct 2000. Conference papers on-line, audio clips of some speakers including Haraway (articles, audio).
Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies — The Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies is an online, not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to research, study, teach, support, and create diverse and dynamic elements of cyberculture.
Reverse Transcript — Although this site says last updated 2003, most of the links are stale and dead. This is a frequently cited page, however, and one of the earliest link collections on the net, so I’ve included it for the sake of history.
University of Iowa Department of Communication Studies (hub)
> Digital Media
> Cyborgs
> Virtual Realities
> Border Crossings (by Karla Tonella)
> Cyborgs
Technoprophet — Wendy Robinson‘s hub.
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