Ron Broglio

Animals of the world, unite. You have nothing to lose but your chains! Animal Revolution excerpted introduction & manifesto I have tried handing animals weapons, tools for their revolution. Lord knows they need a revolution and have suffe

Animal Revolution

Edinburgh Companion to Animal Studies

The book begins with figures often overlooked in literary studies but responsible for shaping the nation and its agricultural productivity—including Burke, Malthus, Sir John Sinclair, and the Duke of Bedford. Beasts of Burden then weaves into this

Beasts of Bruden

At stake is the ability to think about the Other, those agents and beings radically different from ourselves. How are we to understand that which differs from our capacity to comprehend? The conjecture of this book is that such thinking is possible

Surface Encounters: thinking with animals and art

"Derrida explores the many resonances of Celan’s line 'The world is gone, I must carry you,' in the mode of carrying a child to term or bearing a dead body: that is to say, a form of responsibility to spectrality itself, to the 'not yet here'&n

You Must Carry Me Now

Technologies of the Picturesque

Take these essays’ experiments, productions, and queries as ways of thinking a “wealth of openness with which the human world may have nothing to compare.” Uexküll believed such experiments would lead to “worlds strange to us but know to other creat

Being Human: between animals and technology