Vol. 6 (2014): Defining the Human and the Animal

This issue edited by Alexander Mathäs.

Published: 2014-12-08

Introduction

• Defining the Human and the Animal

  Alexander Mathäs

  1-16

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• Select Bibliography

  Alexander Mathäs

  16-20

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Articles

• The Time of Animal Voices

  Ted Toadvine

  21-40

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• Organisms and Objectifications: A Historical-Materialist Inquiry into the “Human and Animal”

  Joseph Fracchia

  41-61

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• Rationality, Animality, and Human Nature: Reconsidering Kant’s View of the Human/Animal Relation

  David Craig

  62-81

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• Of Non-vital Interest: Art, Mimicry, and the Phenomenon of Life

  Kenneth Calhoon

  82-102

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• Ascent, Descent, and Divergence: Darwin and Haeckel on the Human Family Tree

  Sander Gliboff

  103-130

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• The Humanity of Children from Sandmann to Struwwelpeter: A Tale of Two Hoffmanns

  Gail Hart

  131-150

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• The Feminine Beast: Anti-moral Morality in Early 20th-Century Literature

  Dorothee Ostmeier

  151-178

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• From Anti-humanism to Post-humanism: Hermann Hesse's Steppenwolf

  Alexander Mathäs

  179-209

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