THE SITUATED AND TENTACULAR THOUGHT OF DONNA HARAWAY: CONTRIBUTIONS FOR A CONFLUENT FEMINIST EPISTEMOLOGY

This article reviews the contributions of Donna Haraway and her epistemological proposals from situated knowledge to tentacular thinking. First, we locate the production and life of Donna Haraway to offer a contextual framework for her contributions. In a second place, we will focus on their knowledge situated within the feminist epistemological reformulations. Thirdly, we summarize two of its most important manifestos: the cyborg manifesto and the companion species manifesto. Fourth, we will delve into the partial connections that make intercultural and interspecies encounters possible. Finally, the potential of Donna Haraway's tentacular thinking and her Chthulucene manifesto helps us, by way of reflection, to map Haraway's open paths to continue with the problem.