Donna Haraway

The four dimensions in the 16-axis model where this thinker scores highest. People in this archetype tend to lean the same way.

• VAVital Affirmation

  8 / 10
• TETrust in Experience

  8 / 10
• CECommunal Embeddedness

  8 / 10
• TDTheoretical Drive

  8 / 10

The six thinkers whose 16-dimensional positions sit closest to this one. Useful as next-reading suggestions.

• Judith ButlerTOUCHSTONE

  Gender is performative. The subject is constituted in repetition. Vulnerability is a political resource.

• Anil SethTOUCHSTONE

  Being You — perception as a controlled hallucination.

• Karen BaradPILGRIM

  Agential realism — phenomena, not objects, as the units of reality.

• Linda Martín AlcoffFORGE

  Visible Identities — race, gender, and the politics of social epistemology.

• Maria LugonesFORGE

  World-traveling — playful pluralism against the logic of purity.

• Andy ClarkTOUCHSTONE

  Extended mind — cognition leaks out into pen, paper, and phone.

Short exercises in the same tradition as Donna Haraway's thought. Each takes 5–25 minutes.

• Premortem →

  Imagine the failure of your plan in vivid detail before you start.

• Steelmanning the opposite →

  Write the strongest possible version of the view you most reject.

• Switch sides →

  Argue both sides of a debate, alternating, until you no longer know which side you started on.