熊妈妈的儿子和女儿:论人类文化

Q2 Arts and Humanities Mosaic-An Interdisciplinary Critical Journal Pub Date : 2020-06-01 DOI:10.1353/mos.2020.0013

J. Wirth

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摘要:本文探讨了人类与熊之间的暧昧关系，特别是考虑到后者在人类世的灾难性命运。它们的消亡与我们与它们之间的任何文化、政治和经济亲缘关系的丧失有关。这种不断扩大的本体论差距的后果包括“人类文化”的持续灭绝。

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Sons and Daughters of the Bear Mother: On Humanimal Culture

Abstract:This essay investigates the ambiguous relationship between humans and bears, especially in light of the catastrophic fate of the latter in the Anthropocene. Their demise correlates to the loss of any cultural, political, and economic sense of our kinship with them. The consequences of this growing ontological gap include the ongoing extinction of "humanimal culture."

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