Helen Hester
Helen Hester (United Kingdom, 1983) is a philosopher, researcher, and professor of Media and Communication at the University of West London. Her work focuses on technofeminism, social reproduction, and the politics of labor and gender. She is a member of the feminist collective Laboria Cuboniks, co-author of the Xenofeminist Manifesto (2015), which proposes a feminist politics oriented towards the strategic use of technology for social emancipation.
Among her most notable works are Xenofeminism: Gender Technologies and Reproductive Politics (2018), After Work: A History of Home and the Struggle for Free Time (2024, with Nick Srnicek), Beyond Explicit: Pornography and the Displacement of Sex (2014), and Fat Sex: New Directions in Theory and Activism (2015). These publications, in the field of philosophical essay and feminist theory, explore the intersection between technology, gender, and labor.
Among her most notable works are Xenofeminism: Gender Technologies and Reproductive Politics (2018), After Work: A History of Home and the Struggle for Free Time (2024, with Nick Srnicek), Beyond Explicit: Pornography and the Displacement of Sex (2014), and Fat Sex: New Directions in Theory and Activism (2015). These publications, in the field of philosophical essay and feminist theory, explore the intersection between technology, gender, and labor.
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