You’re likely to find more relevant stuff under the posthumanism rubric than “digital anti-humanism” itself. Neil Badmington’s essay collection “Posthumanism: [+subtitle]”, which contains Haraway, is a good starting point.
A bit older (early 90s) but interesting is Neil Postman’s Technopoly, a polemical lament for humanism in the digital/ globalized age.
Explain a little more what you mean by this… How are you defining “anti-humanism”? Interesting.
Well, Haraway’s cyborg stuff could almost be considered digital anti-humanism, no? And then everything following from that…
You’re likely to find more relevant stuff under the posthumanism rubric than “digital anti-humanism” itself. Neil Badmington’s essay collection “Posthumanism: [+subtitle]”, which contains Haraway, is a good starting point.
A bit older (early 90s) but interesting is Neil Postman’s Technopoly, a polemical lament for humanism in the digital/ globalized age.