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An Introduction To Animals And Visual Culture Randy Malamud

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Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.67 MB

Pages: 176

Author: Randy Malamud

ISBN: 9781137009821, 1137009829

Language: English

Year: 2012

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An Introduction To Animals And Visual Culture Randy Malamud by Randy Malamud 9781137009821, 1137009829 instant download after payment.

How and why do people "frame" animals so pervasively, and what are the ramifications of this habit? For animals, being put into a cultural frame (a film, a website, a pornographic tableau, an advertisement, a cave drawing, a zoo) means being taken out of their natural contexts, leaving them somehow displaced and decontextualized. Human vision of the animal equates to power over the animal. We envision ourselves as monarchs of all we survey, but our dismal record of polluting and destroying vast swaths of nature shows that we are indeed not masters of the ecosphere. A more ethically accurate stance in our relationship to animals should thus challenge the omnipotence of our visual access to them.