You must be a subscriber to view the main content of this page. Please subscribe to an option that fits your needs and get access to core content! If you are already a subscriber just sign in below. If you have purchased a subscription via Offline payment, the content will be unlocked upon receiving your payment.
- y
The Instincts of Wilderness
- Vol. 4, no. 1
- 2019
- 14/04/2020

Summary
Bio
References
PDF
Close
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.
Panos Kompatsiaris is Assistant Professor of Art and Media at the Higher School of Economics in Moscow, Russia. He holds a PhD in art theory from the University of Edinburgh (2015) and has contributed to journals and edited volumes with texts on art and media theory, ethnography and cultural studies.
- Pick, Anat. 2011. Creaturely Poetics: Animality and Vulnerability in Literature and Film. New York: Columbia University Press. https://doi.org/10.3366/film.2015.0023
PDF format files of individual essays are priced at 3.00EUR. If you are subscribed to Membrana Online, you may purchase PDF access to all content on our site: Membrana PDF
(Online subscription is required!)
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.
- 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.
Reading time: 6 min.
Similar
- By Subject: community, nature, social media