Donna Haraway's 'A Cyborg Manifesto' underscores that:
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Correct answer: A. The boundaries between animal, human and machine are breaking down
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Haraway's essay (Socialist Review, 1985) uses the cyborg to describe the breakdown of the human/animal, organism/machine and physical/non-physical boundaries, and as a post-gender figure for socialist feminism.
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