ANT376H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Bert Haanstra, John Berger, Zoomorphism

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11 Mar 2014
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Due one week later (between 12-2pm) now: april 10th (see email for further instructions/info) Bring to trinity college - if hard copy if not "hand-inable" (aka website/blog) - send to her email. But in this clip humans are caged and go into a lion area to feed them (feeders are inside the cage with the viewers and fee d the lions from inside the cage) Cognitive development - - it is often said that children can not/suggested to not cross the street on their own because they do not have the cognitive perception of distance. Animals are not particularly capable of knowing this. Humanity began with unique relationship with "real" animals but this began to disappear in the 19thc and we are left largely left with co-opted animals - - pets and zoo (spectacle) animals that reflect a one-way gaze . Notion of "animal rape" scenes that involve forced mating.

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