In "The Cyborg Manifesto," Donna J. Haraway theorizes the cyborg as a means to think about ____________.

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In "The Cyborg Manifesto," Donna J. Haraway argues that the cyborg can help us understand how subjectivity is transformed in a world dominated by science, technology, and biomedicine. She sees the cyborg as a way to disrupt traditional categories such as human/animal and nature/culture, and to embrace hybridity, diversity, and multiplicity. While the other options touch upon some aspects of Haraway's argument, none of them capture her main thesis as closely as choice C.