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... as artists “find their way back to the first point of origin of creative activity.” To this end Constant delivers a striking formula: “A painting is not a construction of colors and lines, but an animal, a night, a scream, a human being, or all of these.” This intimates that the creaturely is a cipher...

... The conclusion explores how the idea that humans are biocultural creatures provides the basis for richer accounts of the materialization of norms, the incorporation of affect, and the social and political dimensions of embodied subjectivity. It also proposes that the idea that humans...

... Chapter 5 reconsiders whether we can think of living creatures as discrete organisms rather than as merely effects of the environmental relationships and dynamics in which they live. In other words, it reconsiders the ontological “itness” of biocultural creatures. It does so by exploring...

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... Northern Europe Cobra (movement) Asger Jorn the creaturely bare life ...

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... organismal biology cellular respiration habitat dependence interdependence oxygen biocultural creatures substance ontology ...

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... extrapolates that insight to explain why carbon is the matter that is the basis of life. It also suggests that the idea that matter is energy-under-constraint is helpful in beginning to think about humans as biocultural creatures. matter materiality new materialisms quantum physics energy carbon...

... that this theoretical formulation enables us to imagine how creatures might be embedded in and constituted by their habitats yet also identifiably distinct from them identity boundaries cell membranes cell porosity diffusion environmental reductionism biochemical activity biocultural creatures ...