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The Instincts of Wilderness
Doi: https://doi.org/10.47659/m6.034.ess
- Vol. 4, no. 1
- 2019
- April 14, 2020
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- Keywords: animal revenge, justice, poachers, residual humanism
- Cover photo: Mathieu Shamavu: Facebook post titled “Another day at the office...” https://www.facebook.com/47456272672703/photos/rpp.47459672672703/1552236504908669/?type=3&theater. Screenshot Panos Kompatsiaris.
The idea of socializing animal instincts, or of making animal actions appear through human understanding, provides the standard moral basis upon which common attachments, identifications and affects with the animal other occur.
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- Cover photo: Mathieu Shamavu: Facebook post titled “Another day at the office...” https://www.facebook.com/47456272672703/photos/rpp.47459672672703/1552236504908669/?type=3&theater. Screenshot Panos Kompatsiaris.
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