Felix Grewe M.A. research fellow at the Center for the History of Women Philosophers and Scientists at Paderborn University.

My research focuses on Gender Philosophy, Feminist Philosophy, Philosophy of Technology and the work of Donna J. Haraway.

Currently I am writing on my dissertation (working title: Donna Haraway: On the re-definition of boundaries of sex, gender and bio-mechanical species).

The aim of the dissertation is to dissolve the previously valid categories of gender by redefining humanly set boundaries, such as evolution, social categories, rights, hierarchies and ways of thinking. The dissertation focus on the work of Donna J. Haraway, whose writings, from the Cyborg Manifesto to the present, have been dedicated to dissolving existing boundaries by different figurations and concepts such as storytelling or companion species. The study of Haraway’s work should offer the opportunity to create patterns of identification, cooperation and innovation beyond the current patriarchal, heteronormative and discriminatory boundaries as part of a new holistic approach. The aim is also to create a way of thinking that enables a future-oriented, sustainable and regenerative way of living together for all humans, organisms, species and biomechanical species.

You can find more information about me in the cubes below. Contact: felix.grewe@uni-paderborn.de