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The 'strange kinship' of interanimality: vision, visibility and lifeworlds in science and art

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posted on 2023-05-21, 15:58 authored by Anya DalyAnya Daly
The sovereign gaze of the human subject has predominated in natural science and aesthetics across representations of animality and animal lifeworlds. Nonetheless, exceptions to such sovereign gazes, characterised by distantiation, hierarchies, dichotomies of gazer and gazed at, are found in the work of von Uexküll and da Vinci, in the exceptional quality of attention they bring to their tasks; a transformative attention, revealing as Merleau-Ponty describes ‘a strange kinship’ of interanimality.

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Publication title

Captures: Animaux et Figurations Animales

Volume

7

Pagination

1-15

ISSN

2371-1930

Department/School

School of Humanities

Publisher

Figura, Centre de Recherche sur le Texte et l'Imaginaire

Place of publication

Canada

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  • Restricted

Socio-economic Objectives

Expanding knowledge in philosophy and religious studies; Expanding knowledge in psychology

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