"I Don't Want to Be Flesh": Feminist Transhumanism in Years and Years (Part Two) — Pop Junctions
“I Don’t Want to Be Flesh”: Feminist Transhumanism in Years and Years (Part Two) by Daisy Reid This brings me to the second half of this study, which explores the ways in which Bethany’s representation in Years and Years frustrates both the hyper-masculine tropes commonly at
“I Don’t Want to Be Flesh”: Feminist Transhumanism in Years and Years (Part Two) by Daisy Reid This brings me to the second half of this study, which explores the ways in which Bethany’s representation in Years and Years frustrates both the hyper-masculine tropes commonly attached to transhumanist doctrine, and popular feminist technoscientific understandings of cyborgian human-technology configurations, in order to open up an undertheorized category of what we might term feminist transhumanism. Feminist interventions such as Donna Haraway’s A Cyborg Manifesto have long considered the philosop
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