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There are many spokes to the critical wheel of Posthuman Feminism. It is a richly diverse field of thinking, and may be considered from multiple vantage points. Indeed, the metaphor of the  rhizome , following Giles Deleuze, is more appropriate here and is, in fact, used more frequently in this context. In this article, I shall sketch simple and broad contours of the move towards Posthumanism in general, and Posthuman Feminism in particular, drawing from key Posthuman feminist theorists, such as Rosi Braidotti. Prompted by my own academic journey and learnings as a literary critic and emerging feminist from the 1970s – the “politics of location” from which I speak − I will highlight some of the signposts I am encountering en route to understanding Posthumanism and Posthuman Feminism, as I revise my ways of reading and inhabiting our common world. Developed, against the broad background of my own journey as a critical scholar, the essay is presented as a simple, exploratory introduction to a wide, engaging and convoluted field, and will conclude with a few important challenges for Posthuman feminist intellectual and activist work in the current global and planetary context.

In search of reciprocity: Feminist challenges in Posthumanist thinking – An intellectual meditation