Cosmopolitan animals

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Cosmopolitan animals

edited by Kaori Nagai ... [et al.] ; with a preface by Donna Haraway

Palgrave Macmillan, 2015

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"Cosmopolitan Animals originated in a conference of the same title, held at the Institute of English Studies, University of London in October 2012, jointly organized by the Schools of English and History at the University of Kent."--Acknowledgements

Includes bibliographical references and index

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Cosmopolitan Animals asks what new possibilities and permutations of cosmopolitanism can emerge by taking seriously our sharing and 'becoming-with' animals. It calls for a fresh awareness that animals are important players in cosmopolitics, and that worldliness is far from being a human monopoly.

Table of Contents

  • Introduction
  • Kaori Nagai PART I: COSMOPOLITICS Introduction
  • Donna Landry 1. A Time After Copernicus
  • Simon Glendinning 2. The Cynic As Cosmopolitan Animal
  • Andrea Haslanger 3. 'Only A Spectacle': Frogs, Cosmopolitics And The Ecological Crisis
  • Charlotte Sleigh 4. Animal Religion And Cosmonautical Allegories
  • Caroline Rooney PART II: HOSPITALITY Introduction
  • Charlotte Sleigh 5. Death-Traps In The Flyways: Electricity, Glass, And Bird Collisions In Urban North America, 1887-2014
  • Nadia Berenstein 6. The Bullfight In 21st Century Spain: Polemics Of Culture, Art And Ethics 7. Sun-Chieh Liang, Hospitable Animals
  • M Veronica De Haro De San Mateo And Garry Marvin 8. Gandhi's Animal Experiments
  • Julietta Singh PART III: COMPANIONSHIP Introduction
  • Karen Jones 9. Becoming Wormy, Becoming Worldly: Parasitic Nematodes As Companion Species
  • David Andrew Griffiths 10. Baboon Cosmopolitanism: More-Than-Human Moralities In A Multi-Species Community
  • Samantha Hurn 11. Hounds, Hunting And The Canine-Human Alliance
  • Karen Jones 12. Horse-Human Companionship: Creaturely Cosmopolitanism Across Eurasia
  • Donna Landry PART IV: THE POSTCOLONIAL Introduction
  • Kaori Nagai And Caroline Rooney 13. Iguanas And Enemy Combatants: Reconsidering Cosmopolitanism Through Guantanamo's Creaturely Lives
  • Terri Tomsky 14. Violent Encounters: 'Stray' Dogs In Indian Cities
  • Anuradha Ramanujan 15. The Beast In The Chinese Boxes: The Jungle Books As An Imperial Beast-Fable
  • Kaori Nagai

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