Myriam Hernandez Dominguez
Dr. Myriam Hernández Domínguez currently works as a teacher. She worked as a researcher and lecturer at the Universidad de La Laguna. She holds a BA and MA in Philosophy. Her research interests are feminist philosophy, Posthumanism, New Materialism, intersectionality, ecofeminism, and technology and science studies. She has devolved international research stays, at the University of Karl-Franzens (Graz, Austria) and at the University of Kassel (Germany), where she worked first, on a possible relation between posthumanism and vulnerability studies and then, on its consequences for a neo-materialist conception of the intra-actions with technology. Her publications are based on ecofeminism, posthumanism and spinozist and deleuzian philosophy. She has also been a Visiting Researcher at Utrecht University (The Netherlands). Her research is funded by the Spanish Government (FPU Fellowship)
Interests: philosophy, body, feminism, critical posthumanism, new materialisms, Spinoza, Deleuze, Braidotti, technology, AI, feminist computing, ecofeminism, vulnerability.
Supervisors: María José Guerra Palmero, Arantxa Hernández Piñero, and Mónica Cano Abadía
Interests: philosophy, body, feminism, critical posthumanism, new materialisms, Spinoza, Deleuze, Braidotti, technology, AI, feminist computing, ecofeminism, vulnerability.
Supervisors: María José Guerra Palmero, Arantxa Hernández Piñero, and Mónica Cano Abadía
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"Diferencia", "Monismo" y " Nuevas tecnologías" son las tres entradas con las que participo en el Abbecedario del Postumanismo, editado por Manuela Maceloni, Elisa Baioni y Lidia María Cuadrado Payeras. Las entradas están en italiano
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Postumanesimo. Editorial Mímesis
"Diferencia", "Monismo" y " Nuevas tecnologías" son las tres entradas con las que participo en el Abbecedario del Postumanismo, editado por Manuela Maceloni, Elisa Baioni y Lidia María Cuadrado Payeras. Las entradas están en italiano
Postumanesimo. Editorial Mímesis
The focus of this propose lies in the attempt to rethink the complex scenario
shaped by new conceptions of corporeality and technologies, from the standpoint of thebodies, nature and feminism, as well as the relations with others (humans and non-
humans) that feature posthumanism and new materialisms. In that sense, Rosi Braidotti offers a new conception of relationship with others with her “critical posthumanism”and her deleuzian “becoming-animal”, “becoming-earth” and “becoming-machine”. Tothink about these conceptions implies the necessity of reconsidered the vulnerable position of some human beings, animals and nature in relation to the technological products.
The ecological, materialist and anti-dualistic movement of New Materialism has
been considering the possibility of understanding and discovering new ways of
relationality between (among others) human and technology. In this atmosphere
emerged what we can call “New Materialist Informatics” that try to develop, hand to
hand with engineers, a new feminist technology. They try to confront the technological
change where bots, cobots and robots coexist in interfaces with (post)human bodies
and their environment. Thus, what are the new ways of intra-acting with technology?
Which are the alternative offered by Feminist Computing? Which are the new
conception of the bodies we manage in this context? These are questions that I would
try to answer in my presentation.
Research: New Materialist and posthumanist ways of developing and designing technology.
January-April 2020
Research: Conceptualization of the "Posthuman Vulnerability"
April-July 2019
"Diferencia", "Monismo" y " Nuevas tecnologías" son las tres entradas con las que participo en el Abbecedario del Postumanismo, editado por Manuela Maceloni, Elisa Baioni y Lidia María Cuadrado Payeras. Las entradas están en italiano