赛伯女性主义：数字化语境中的社会生态

吉首大学学报（社会科学版） ›› 2008, Vol. 29 ›› Issue (5): 91-97.

赛伯女性主义：数字化语境中的社会生态

（厦门大学　人文学院中文系，福建　厦门 361005）

出版日期:2008-09-15 发布日期:2012-05-09
作者简介:黄鸣奋（1952－），男，福建南安人，文学硕士，厦门大学人文学院中文系教授，博士生导师。
基金资助:
福建省社会科学规划项目：“新媒体与西方数码艺术理论”（2008B069）

Cyberfeminism: Survival and Pursuing in Information Age

（Chinese Department, Xiamen University, Xiamen, Fujian 361005）

Online:2008-09-15 Published:2012-05-09

摘要/Abstract

摘要：赛伯女性主义是后女性主义的重要组成部分，以信息科技和生物工程的进步为背景而产生和发展，同时又受到后结构主义和后现代主义的影响。赛伯女性主义标榜“电子人意识”，将它与被压迫群体反对霸权力量的斗争联系在一起，并通过新媒体扩大自己的影响。赛伯女性主义关注技术的社会应用，宣扬妇女和现代机器之间所存在的亲密关系，以此有别于排斥技术的传统女性主义。它注重在网络上建立适宜于妇女的虚拟环境，对与之相关的联结性、批判性、创造性等问题深入进行理论研究，鼓励妇女主动参与在线活动，并通过新媒体艺术来表现自己的诉求。它是女性主义的新形态，值得重视与研究。

关键词： 赛伯女性主义, 信息科技, 生物工程, 新媒体艺术

Abstract: Cyberfeminism is an important branch of postfeminism.　It originated from and is developing in the background of progresses of IT and bioengineering, while pays homage to poststructuralism and postmodernism.Cyberfeminism glorifies “cyborg consciousness”, relates it to the struggle by oppressed communities against hegemony strength, and extend its influence through new media.Cyberfeminism concerns about the social application of technology, publicizes the intimate relation between women and modern machine, differentiates itself from traditional feminism which excludes out technology.Cyberfeminism pays attention to build up the virtual environment for women, carries on theoretical research on connectivity, critique creativity and other categories, encourages women to participate on-line activities actively, and to express their own claim in new media art.It is the new modality of feminism and worthy of stressing and researching.

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黄鸣奋. 赛伯女性主义：数字化语境中的社会生态[J]. 吉首大学学报（社会科学版）, 2008, 29(5): 91-97.

HUANG Ming-Fen. Cyberfeminism: Survival and Pursuing in Information Age[J]. Journal of Jishou University（Social Sciences）, 2008, 29(5): 91-97.

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