Unbecoming Human : : Philosophy of Animality After Deleuze / / Felice Cimatti, Fabio Gironi.
Explores the Deleuzian idea of becoming animalProposes a philosophical concept of animality that applies to both human and nonhuman living beingsDraws the first fully detailed cartography of the complex field of animality as it appears in continental philosophy, literary studies, environmental human...
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