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Abject Animals : Discomfort in Human-Animal Companionship
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Overview
Abject Animals: Discomfort in Human-Animal Companionship explores the emotional contradictions and ethical tensions at the heart of human-animal relationships through a cross-cultural, multispecies ethnography of cats and dogs in the UK, France, and South Korea. Framing cats and dogs as "abject animals," Julien Dugnoille examines how they generate discomfort--emotional, moral, and bodily--through their commodification in cafés, markets, shelters, and homes.
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- ISBN-13: 9781611865943
- ISBN-10: 1611865948
- Publisher: Michigan State University Press
- Publish Date: April 2027
- Page Count: 148
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