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Disanimality

Name: Disanimality
Brand: Oxford University Press
SKU: 9780197845677
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Autor: Lundblad, Michael (Professor of English-Language Literature, Professor of English-Language Literature, University of Oslo)

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Ediția 15. 09. 2026

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If you are an advocate for people with disabilities, should you also be vegan? How does your positio...

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Autor

Lundblad, Michael (Professor of English-Language Literature, Professor of English-Language Literature, University of Oslo)

Limbă

engleză

Legare

Carte - Carte broșată

Publicat

2026

Pagini

248

EAN

9780197845677

ISBN

0197845673

Enbook ID

51297577

Editura

Oxford University Press

Greutate

322

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If you are an advocate for people with disabilities, should you also be vegan? How does your position on assisted suicide relate to how you think about euthanizing pets? Recent work in disability studies has called for greater engagement with animal studies, but disability activists and scholars have long been uncomfortable with comparisons between animals and people with disabilities or chronic and terminal illnesses. The long and problematic history of dehumanizing and animalizing disabled people has often led to the need to reclaim their humanity and basic human rights. What, then, should be the relationship between disability and animal rights? Disanimality reveals how certain forms of animal advocacy can lead to greater discomfort for disability activists, such as universalist calls for veganism and abolitionist animal rights. The result can be what Lundblad calls disanimality, a feeling of discomfort which can be produced when overly simplistic comparisons are made between animals and people with disabilities. Disanimality argues instead for staying with the trouble of historically and culturally situated analysis, foregrounding posthumanist approaches to both animal and disability studies in relation to contemporary novels, films, and memoirs. Closer attention to the ways that disability, illness, and animality meet can lead not only to new theoretical tools and concepts, but also better potential for coalitions between advocacy movements.