Articulação de metáforas, symbiogenesis, transcontextualidade e programa biológico: exploração filosófica na cibernética, ficção científica e ecologia

Abstract

This work is divided into nine articles, each associated with a fictional environment. The choice of fragmentary writing aligns with the approach that guides this study: feminist philosophy, whose foundations were laid in the late 1980s and consolidated in the 1990s, promoting critical thinking based on partiality, interaction, and plurality. This line of knowledge expanded by engaging with the history of thought, updating itself on themes that propose a rethinking of science, the body, ecology, politics, and technology from the perspective of localized knowledges. The goal is to free humanity from the absurdities of patriarchal thought, which operates as a cultural marker of the relevance of knowledge, taking into account the inefficiency of the generalization that permeates life in the West. In this sense, the work mobilizes biologist and philosopher Donna Haraway as a starting point within a network of thinkers who establish mutual relations in varying degrees, with moments of both slight and marked deviations. Thus, Anna L. Tsing, Bruno Latour, Charis Thompson, Deborah Danowski, Deborah Gordon, Félix Guattari, Gilles Deleuze, Gregory Bateson, Isabelle Stengers, Karen Barad, Fritjof Capra, Pier Luigi Luisi, Katie King, Lynn Margulis, Michel Foucault, Paul Nurse, Prigogine, Raymond Ruyer, Ross Ashby, Trinh Minh-ha, and Viveiros de Castro compose the transdisciplinary network to address the problem of the biological program and the relationship between control determination and biosocial conjectures.