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Thanik Lertcharnrit,Kriengkrai Watanasawadback to work” after cataclysmic disasters such as the nuclear?meltdown?in Fukushima. Types of nonhuman reproductive and affective labor such as the feline companionship offered by Japan’s popular cat cafés serve to alleviate the degradation of human life under the conditions of capitalism. Other for

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Nigel Nayling,Ana Crespo Solanae animals’ out-of-place-ness and the limiting artificiality of their surroundings and living conditions. Her photos point to the ways in which the zoo, rather than being a place that uniquely allows for encounters between human and nonhuman creatures, actually serves as a monument to the impossibili

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The Photographer and the Zoo: A Memoir of Mediated Encountersof other creatures? The zoo, an institution centered on the human gaze and the satisfaction of human consumptive desires, pushes this question to its extreme, given that the nonhuman creatures involved have been actively transported to and imprisoned in this ostensibly ‘a(chǎn)nimal-centered’ but in fact

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Bestiality in a Time of Smallpox: Dr. Jenner and the “Modern Chimera” method of preventing smallpox. The original “vaccine” was named after the cow from which it came. But despite the success of Jenner’s method, many of his critics were concerned about the mid- and long-term effects of vaccination: they feared that to be vaccinated was to become animal. Even worse, t