La revista Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience ha publicado un doble número monográfico sobre ciencia y teoría feminista, coordinadopor Banu Subramaniam y Angela Willey. Este doble número especial cuestiona los binarios improductivos de la ciencia y las humanidades, lanaturaleza y lacultura,ofreciendo investigación de vanguardia que revela la teoría feminista como un sitio crítico para teorizar la naturaleza y los cuerpos. La primera parte (Vol 3, No 1, 2017) está dedicada a las ciencias del feminismo y puede accederse libremente a sus contenidos.
Table of Contents
Science out of Feminist Theory
| Introduction:Feminism’s Sciences | |
| Banu Subramaniam, Angela Willey |
| Temporality and Belonging as Transdisciplinary Objects: Strategic Encounters between Queer Theory and Population Genetic Technologies | |
| Venla Oikkonen |
| Algorithmic Value: Cultural Encoding, Textuality, and the Myth of “Source Code” | |
| Pratistha Bhattarai |
| From Mother/Fetus to Holobiont(s): A Material Feminist Ontology of the Pregnant Body | |
| Chikako Takeshita |
| Toxic Shock Syndrome, Tampon Absorbency, and Feminist Science | |
| Sharra Vostral |
| Feminisms, Fuzzy Sciences, and Interspecies Intersectionalities: The Promises and Perils of Contemporary Dog Training | |
| Harlan Eugene Weaver |
| Those who can’t, teach: critical science literacy as a queer science of failure | |
| Sara Giordano |
Critical Commentary
| What Can’t a Body Do? | |
| Michelle Murphy |
Lab Meeting
| Four Interviews with Scientists on “Science Out of Feminism” | |
| Rachel Lee |
| How do Black Lives Matter in Teaching, Lab Practices, and Research? | |
| Anne Pollock, Deboleena Roy, Manu O. Platt, Morgann Adams, Theophilia Dusabamoro, Chelesa Fearce, Imani Fennell, Ebony Gaillard, Courtney Harrison, Daphney Sihwa, Phoenix Williams, Kimberly Jackson, Lewis A. Wheaton, C. Holly Lewis, Emily Pingel, Aziza Belcher Platt, Joni-Leigh Webster, Jennifer Singh, Renee Shelby, Kristen Abatsis McHenry |
Critical Perspectives
| Engagements with Decolonization and Decoloniality in and at the Interfaces of STS | |
| Kristina Lyons, Juno Salazar Parreñas, Noah Tamarkin, Banu Subramaniam, Lesley Green, Tania Pérez-Bustos |
News in Focus
| Genealogies and Futures of Queer STS: Issues in Theory, Method, and Institutionalization | |
Book Reviews
| Review of Teaching with Feminist Materialisms (Utrecht: ATGENDER, 2015) | |
| Rebecah Pulsifer |
