verificadoWhen Species Meet
por Donna J. Haraway · 2008
Sinopsis
Donna Haraway explora las complejas interacciones entre humanos y otras especies, especialmente las domesticadas, argumentando que somos seres que se "convierten con" otros en zonas de contacto, desafiando el excepcionalismo humano y abogando por una ética interespecies.
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