Search Results - "Cary Wolfe"

Human, All Too Human: "Animal Studies" and the Humanities by Wolfe, Cary

“…Trying to give an overview of the burgeoning area known as animal studies is, if you'll permit me the expression, a bit like herding cats. My recourse to that…”
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Ecology/Echography: heidegger's hut - three displacements by Wolfe, Cary

“…This essay deploys the theoretical frames of inheritance and echography to recover and redefine the meaning, for environmental philosophy, of Martin…”
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Ecology/Echography by Wolfe, Cary

“…This essay deploys the theoretical frames of inheritance and echography to recover and redefine the meaning, for environmental philosophy, of Martin…”
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WHAT "THE ANIMAL" CAN TEACH "THE ANTHROPOCENE" by Wolfe, Cary

“…This essay begins by noting that "the question of the animal" has been abandoned prematurely in the current theoretical landscape in favor of the Plant, the…”
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Experimental Forest: Notes Toward an Installation by Wolfe, Cary

“…Author(s): Cary Wolfe Title (English): Experimental Forest: Notes Toward an Installation Journal Reference: Identities: Journal for Politics, Gender and…”
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Experimental Forest by Cary Wolfe

“…Author(s): Cary Wolfe Title (English): Experimental Forest: Notes Toward an Installation Journal Reference: Identities: Journal for Politics, Gender and…”
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Bring the Noise: The Parasite and the Multiple Genealogies of Posthumanism by Wolfe, Cary

“…Originally published as ‘Introduction to the New Edition. Bring the Noise: The Parasiteand the Multiple Genealogies of Posthumanism’ in Michel…”
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NEVER AGAIN WOULD BIRDS' SONG BE THE SAME, OR, ECOPOETICS WHEN "THERE IS NO WORLD" by Wolfe, Cary

“…This essay rethinks the meaning of ecopoetics by exploring poems about birds' song - one of the most canonical themes in all of poetry - and how their poetics…”
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(Auto)immunity, Social Theory, and the 'Political' by Wolfe, Cary

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Neither Beast nor Sovereign: Wallace Stevens’s Birds by Wolfe, Cary

“…This essay combines deconstruction (chiefly the later work of Jacques Derrida) and systems theory (both social and biological systems theory) to rethink the…”
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ONTOGENESIS BEYOND COMPLEXITY: the work of the ontogenetics process group by Wolfe, Cary, Nocek, Adam

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ONTOGENESIS BEYOND COMPLEXITY by Wolfe, Cary, Nocek, Adam

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ONTOGENESIS BEYOND COMPLEXITY by Wolfe, Cary, Nocek, Adam

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Observing Complexity: Systems Theory and Postmodernity by Rasch, William, Wolfe, Cary

“…Brings the major concepts and foremost thinkers of systems theory into interaction with the major figures of postmodern theory. The format is multiplex and…”
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‘Theory,’ the Humanities, and the Sciences: Disciplinary and Institutional Settings by Wolfe, Cary

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Response to Christopher Peterson, "The Posthumanism to Come" by Wolfe, Cary

“…Wolfe comments on Christopher Peterson's essay The Posthumanism to Come. Peterson broadly sympathetic to Chris's views on posthumanism, its relation to the…”
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Flesh and Finitude: Thinking Animals in (Post) Humanist Philosophy by Wolfe, Cary

“…Takings its cue from Aristotle's notion of the human being as a political animal [. . .] it sees the rational as simply one aspect of the animal, and, at that,…”
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Cavell's 'forms of life' and biopolitics by Wolfe, Cary

“…Stanley Cavell's well-known obsession with skepticism is concerned with how conventionalism might readily turn into a slippery slope leading us to (mere)…”
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Before the Law: Animals in a Biopolitical Context by Wolfe, Cary

“…Using examples such as factory farming and the recent decision by the Spanish Parliament to grant fundamental rights to great apes, this commentary explores…”
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Second Finitude, or the Technics of Address: A Response by Wolfe, Cary

“…This response article argues that the question of “extrahuman relations” obtains on not just one level but two. It is not just a question of our relations to…”
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