French Literature Reviews - 2026

Situated Knowledges
Philosophy, Anthropology and Ideas

"How to see? From where? Who can hold more than a single point of view? Who finds themselves blinded? Who wears blinkers?". In 1988, Donna Haraway introduced a concept that has since become central across academic, artistic, and activist circles. Decades later, this idea of "situated knowledges"—standing at the crossroads of ecology, decolonial thought, and feminism—remains profoundly stimulating. Marseille-based publisher Wildproject has included a translation of Donna Haraway's essay Situated Knowledges in its "Petite bibliothèque d'écologie populaire" series. Read an excerpt from the work...

On this occasion, we would like to recall the 26th issue of Fabula-LhT: "Situer la théorie : pensées de la littérature et savoirs situés (féminismes, postcolonialismes)", edited by Marie-Jeanne Zenetti, Flavia Bujor, Marion Coste, Claire Paulian, Heta Rundgren, and Aurore Turbiau, and accompanied by a critical dossier in Acta Fabula.

In 1988, Donna Haraway introduced a concept that has since become central across academic, artistic, and activist circles. Situated at the intersection of feminism, decolonial thought, and ecological discourse, this idea remains profoundly stimulating. Marseille-based publisher Wildproject has included a translation of Donna Haraway's essay Situated Knowledges in its "Petite bibliothèque d'écologie populaire" series, making the text accessible to contemporary readers within broader environmental and critical traditions.

Readers interested in the intersections of feminist philosophy, ecological humanities, and the politics of perception may find this edition a relevant engagement with contemporary epistemological debates.