Philosophy, animality and the life sciences /
A study of pathological concepts of animal life in Continental philosophy from Bergson to Haraway, Amongst contemporary debates about our relation to non-human animals, our use of them for scientific research remains a hugely contentious issue, and one that many Continental philosophical engagements...
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Edinburgh [Scotland] :
Edinburgh University Press,
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Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press Ltd, [2014] Edinburgh : [2014] |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Forces of nature : evolution, divergence, decimation
- Pathological life and the limits of medical perception
- Violence, pathos and animal life in European philosophy and critical animal studies
- From animal-machines to cybernetic organisms ...
- Organicism and complexity : Whitehead and Kauffman
- Aped, mongrelised and scapegoated : adventures in biopolitics and transgenics in Harraway's animal worlds
- Epilogue : a vicious circle
- note: 1 Forces of Nature: Evolution, Divergence, Decimation
- 2. Pathological Life and the Limits of Medical Perception
- 3. Violence, Pathos and Animal Life in European Philosophy and Critical Animal Studies
- 4. From Animal-Machines to Cybernetic Organisms
- 5. Organicism and Complexity: Whitehead and Kauffman
- 6. Aped, Mongrelised and Scapegoated: Adventures in Biopolitics and Transgenics in Haraway's Animal Worlds.
- 1 Forces of Nature: Evolution, Divergence, Decimation 12
- 2 Pathological Life and the Limits of Medical Perception 35
- 3 Violence, Pathos and Animal Life in European Philosophy and Critical Animal Studies 57
- 4 From Animal-Machines to Cybernetic Organisms.. 77
- 5 Organicism and Complexity: Whitehead and Kauffman 98
- 6 Aped, Mongrelised and Scapegoated: Adventures in Biopolitics and Transgenics in Haraway's Animal Worlds 120.