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Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

Place: Basingstoke

Year: 2017

Series: Palgrave Studies in Animals and Literature

ISBN (Hardback): 9781137603098

ISBN (eBook): 9781349934379

Full citation:

Dominik Ohrem, Roman Bartosch (eds), Beyond the human-animal divide, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 2017

Beyond the human-animal divide

Contents

An address from elsewhere

vulnerability, relationality, and conceptions of creaturely embodiment

Dominik Ohrem

43-75

"Creature Comforts"

crafting a common language across the species divide

Randy Malamud

77-94

Cuts

the rhythms of "healing-with" companion animals

Elizabeth Pattinson

95-112

A dog's death

art as a work of mourning

Jessica Ullrich

113-139

Animals as signifiers

re-reading Michel Foucault's the order of things as a genealogical working tool for historical human–animal studies

Mieke Roscher

189-214

Reading seeing

literary form, affect, and the creaturely potential of focalization

Roman Bartosch

215-238

Creaturely apotheosis

posthumanist vulnerability in Hans Henny Jahnn's Perrudja

Peter J. Meedom

239-263

"The impulse towards silence"

creaturely expressivity in Beckett and Coetzee

Joseph Anderton

265-282

Fearful symmetries

Pirandello's Tiger and the resistance to metaphor

Kari Driscoll

283-305