Titlebook: Exploring Animal Encounters; Philosophical, Cultu Dominik Ohrem,Matthew Calarco Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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熱烈的歡迎

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Agility

Such Beastly Behavior! Predation, Revenge, and the Question of Ethicsnhuman animals and vengeful humans: for example, the notion that animals can “murder,” the belief that animals must be held accountable for their acts of “violence,” and the idea that humans can (and should) enact revenge against other species, demanding that animals pay a penalty for their actions.

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Integrate

https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230360143afe distance of the fantastic. In the juxtaposition of clinical, two-dimensional illustrations and volumetric chiaroscuro we can observe agitated lines that subvert the privileged position of the human. Fabelo’s compositions undermine representational techniques that have served as the means of producing taxonomies.

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Deep History, Interspecies Coevolution, and the Eco-imaginarymirroring and mapping the living world where our ancestors saw themselves in dynamic interrelation with the other animal species around them. These constitute an eco-imaginary expressing the human participation in coevolved animality that Merleau-Ponty saw as the logos of the sensible world.

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Dominik Ohrem,Matthew CalarcoEncompasses a wide range of disciplines including literature, philosophy, queer theory, gender studies, ethics, and sociology.Expands upon the widely burgeoning fields of Animal Studies, ecocriticism,