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..., 1987 . Ziolkowski, Jan. Talking Animals. Medieval Latin Beast Poetry, 750-1150 . Philadelphia: u of Pennsylvaniap, 1993 . r. howard bloch The Wolf in the Dog: Animal Fables and State Formation...

... . gayle salamon Here Are the Dogs: Poverty in Theory We have a contemporary theoretical discourse about gender in the United States; we have a critical theoretical discourse about race. That these theoretical discourses...

... a visual origin or point of reference. The inherent uncanniness of the voice—whether it be the dog’s absent master, man’s distant lover, or woman’s internalized other—is normalized by digital technologies such as MP3 compression. Depending on the conditions of production, distribution, and reception...

... as these motifs have come to be agitated in various discourses of popular culture. Specifically, the author traces the manifestation of the figure of the Whisperer as it appears first in both the novel and the film The Horse Whisperer and subsequently in both The Ghost Whisperer and The Dog Whisperer, where...

...Kari Weil Theory has gone to the birds . . . and to apes, dogs, and horses. The recent explosion of writing and teaching on animals has recharged those questions of identity and difference, of power and its effects that have embroiled academic theory over the past quarter century. Even trauma...

... . Kristeva Julia . Powers of Horror: An Essay on Abjection . Trans. Roudiez Leon S. . New York : Columbia UP , 1982 . Laplanche Jean . Problematiques L'angoisse . Paris : PUF , 1980 . Lynch David . “ The Angriest Dog in the World .” Cartoon. The City Paper [Balitmorel...

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... . Not one of the[se] above movements, so clearly expressive of affection, are of the least service to the animal. They are explicable,” he continues, “solely from being in complete opposition [. . .] to the attitude and movements which, from intelligible causes, are assumed when a dog intends to fight...

... form of knowledge production. The Fang tale “The Sloogey Dog Story and the Stolen Aroma” is helpful for considering how Black sexual others, though they may be designated as annoyances and thieves, will be preserved when judgment comes. In this tale a hungry, bone-thin dog is taken to court accused...

... for donations from charities in affluent countries providing blind people with guide dogs. That sounds like a case worthy of support—until you consider the costs and the alternative to which you could donate. It costs about $40,000 to supply one person in the United States with a guide dog; most of the expense...

... highlights the young and shabbily dressed Nero, who is shown viciously sodomizing a dog with an arrow; indeed, the savagery of the act is such that Nero’s behavior is the only cruelty that meets with any protest, as a genteel lad...

..., if differences asked me—or made it mandatory for me—to provide an audio file of the dog stories I discuss toward the end of this essay for its online version). The journal Vectors attempts to move beyond even this supplementary logic...

... further in their disparagement of peo- ples they perceived as inferior, often in the process breaching the barrier that separated humans from the rest of creation. Well-bred horses and dogs were frequently compared favorably with human...

... 69 The Wolf in the Dog: Animal Fables and State Formation marc shell 84 Animals That Talk; or, Stutter Editors’ note. In November 2003, the Whitney...

... who would be “inaccessible aux préjugés” (96) [untouched by prejudices]. He finds one “[qui] n’étoit pas dans mon espèce, mais dans celle des animaux” (96) [was not of my own species, but that of animals]: a dog. Unlike...

... the Midwifery Training School. This man had sons from his first marriage. All of a sudden, these half-brothers came barging in with police and police dogs in tow. Everyone grew very intimidated and scared at the sight. The sons started yelling and demanding to know where their father’s money was: had he put...

...!'” Raritan 3.2 (Fall 1983 ): 1 -33. ____. “Moral Transformation of the Dog and Other Thoughts on the Animals among Us.” Harper's 268 (Jan. 1984 ): 57 -67. “Hiccup.” The Oxford English Dictionary . 2nd ed. 1989 . The Holy Bible [...] Commonly Known as the King James Version. New York...

... squirrel as they camp outdoors; Esch feeds on burning desire for her lover, Manny, and is ultimately rejected by him; and all along, Esch’s older brother Skeetah struggles to keep his pit bull fighting dog and her new litter of puppies alive. The novel foregrounds an intimacy between humans and animals...

... of the dog with the sore foot or the bird with the 2 In 2003–2004, Kog˘acıog˘lu and broken wing. But the dog does...

... to others, questions about limits are inevitably complicated by questions about sorts, and the relation between them broaches a domain we might call ethical taxonomy. Should we, for example, have care for dogs, cats, cows, and horses...