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悄悄移動(dòng)

X. Fernique,P. W. Millar,M. Weberskar Walzel from 1918 the paper shows how the take on the animal fundamentally changes at the beginning of the 20th century. In literature nonhuman animals achieve their own rights, they no longer function as substitutes for humans as was the custom in fables. Most notably the animal’s perspective c

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舞蹈編排

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-95456-7caddisflies. Both were attracted to those specific species by something artistic or crafted they perceived the insects made by themselves, either the silkworms’ cocoons or the .’s cases. Liang and Duprat conceive their interactions with these little creatures as artistic collaborations, insect-human

Aesthete

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招惹

Sediment Dynamics by Bioturbating Organisms which they have conceptually and strategically re-framed perceptions of relationships between humans and others and for what purpose. They demonstrate how mechanisms of ‘encounter’ between humans and the non-humans are established, mobilised and considered as a catalyst for new environmental though

不能妥協(xié)

J. A. Commito,N. M. J. A. Dankersralen Friedrichsplatz ausgestellt. Insgesamt 3000 Tagfalter zog die Künstlerin im Verlauf der Ausstellung auf und setzte sie in dem Garten aus, dessen Pflanzenauswahl ideal an die Schmetterlinge angepasst war. Nicht nur kunstwissenschaftliche überlegungen st??t ihr Einsatz lebendiger Tiere als Kunst

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puzzle

Steven Bouillon,Rod M. Connollyotestklima gegen den Vietnam-Krieg gekennzeichnet wurde. In die mühsam rekonstruierten Kriegslandschaften und Kriegsoperationen geh?ren nicht nur Menschen, sondern auch Tiere: von den traditionellen . der Menschen (Hunde und Pferde), über V?gel und geschlachtetes Vieh, bis hin zu den kleinsten Lebew

Infelicity

https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0067984There is a cat-sentence in Georg Büchner’s unfinished novella on the late 18th-century poet Jakob Michael Reinhold Lenz, first published in 1839. In the following I will focus on this single sentence.