’Animal Studies‘, Disziplinarität und die (Post-)Humanities

Zeitschrift für Medien- Und Kulturforschung 4 (1):149-169 (2013)
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The paper by Cary Wolfe is an abridged translation of the chapter »Animal Studies«, Disciplinarity, and the (Post)Humanities from the monograph (Minnesota 2009). Wolfe discusses the relation between (trans-)disciplinarity and posthumanism with reference to concepts by Derrida, Foucault and Luhmann, allowing to consider a form of social communication in which human subjects still may participate, but no longer are their sovereign initiators.

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