Abstract
In this article, the primary feminist critiques of techno-science and the contribution originating from heterogeneous feminist approaches to technologies are pointed out. The objective directs to develop an interpretation which places body and technology at the same plane in order to read feminisms as hacker practices to normative systems. This reading derives from reflections promoted by the ethnographical experience with groups, career paths and projects that deal with the connection between bodies, sexualities and technologies from feminist and trans-feminist perspectives.
Bodies; Technologies; Feminisms; Hacking