The Spectrum of Self: Feminist Theory in the Age of AI and Identity

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

In The Spectrum of Self: Feminist Theory in the Age of AI and Identity, Kirsty Barber explores the intersections of technology, gender, and power in a rapidly evolving digital world. As artificial intelligence learns to mimic our language, desires, and decisions, Barber asks how feminist thought can guide us toward a more ethical, inclusive understanding of selfhood.

Blending philosophy, sociology, and contemporary culture, she examines how algorithms shape representation, how data reflects bias, and how digital spaces both liberate and constrain expression. Yet amid the circuitry and code, she finds something profoundly human — the enduring need to connect, to create, and to be seen.

The Spectrum of Self is a visionary exploration of identity beyond binaries and borders — a call to imagine technologies that reflect not domination, but empathy, complexity, and care.