All Thoughts Are Equal: Laruelle and Nonhuman Philosophy
Published:
15 September 2015
Online ISBN:
9781452952291
Print ISBN:
9780816697342
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Every Anticommunist Is a Dog: Indefining the Human Every Anticommunist Is a Dog: Indefining the Human
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Individuals, Strangers, Posthumans Individuals, Strangers, Posthumans
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An Idiotic Tangent: Animal Obstruction (the Stupidity of Animation) An Idiotic Tangent: Animal Obstruction (the Stupidity of Animation)
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Protecting the Human Protecting the Human
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Pet Theories: on Philosomorphism Pet Theories: on Philosomorphism
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Radical Equality Radical Equality
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Politicized Animals: From the Man-in-Person to the Animal-in-Person Politicized Animals: From the Man-in-Person to the Animal-in-Person
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Cinematic Animals: The Horror for Nonhumans Cinematic Animals: The Horror for Nonhumans
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Transcendental Idiocy; or, The Insufficient Animal Transcendental Idiocy; or, The Insufficient Animal
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Democracy of Vision Democracy of Vision
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From Cosmological Perspectivism to Radical Anthropomorphism From Cosmological Perspectivism to Radical Anthropomorphism
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Toward an Animal Philosophy: From Sloterdijk to Flusser Toward an Animal Philosophy: From Sloterdijk to Flusser
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Equal Intelligences Equal Intelligences
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Chapter
4 The Perfect Nonhuman: Philosomorphism and the Animal Rendering of Thought
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Pages
181–242
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Published:15 September 2015
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Ó Maoilearca, John, 'The Perfect Nonhuman: Philosomorphism and the Animal Rendering of Thought', All Thoughts Are Equal: Laruelle and Nonhuman Philosophy (Minneapolis, MN , 2015; online edn, Minnesota Scholarship Online, 19 May 2016), https://doi.org/10.5749/minnesota/9780816697342.003.0005, accessed 17 Aug. 2026.
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Abstract
Chapter Four explores all the implications of a non-standard approach to thought for both animal and film (animation) studies, explaining how Laruelle’s humanism is actually a form of non-standard humanism that reforms what philosophers have previously thought about the animal.
Keywords:
animal studies, film studies, animation, François Laruelle, Non-standard humanism, philosophers
Subject
Philosophy
Collection:
Minnesota Scholarship Online
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