51, 4 (2020)

Animality/Posthumanism/Disability

Special issue edited by Michael Lundblad

• “Animality/ Posthumanism/ Disability: An Introduction,” by Michael Lundblad
• “Being Human, Being Animal: Species Membership in Extraordinary Times,” Sunaura Taylor, interviewed by Sara Orning
• “Companion Thinking,” A Response by Judith Butler
• “The Art of Interspecies Care,” by Rachel Adams
• “Beyond Caring: Human-Animal Interdependency,” A Response by Jack Halberstam
• “We Have Laws for That,” A Response by Rachel Adams
• “Abnormal Animals,” by Matthew Chrulew
• “Restriction, Norm, Umwelt,” A Response by Dinesh Wadiwel
• “Disanimality: Disability Studies and Animal Advocacy,” by Michael Lundblad
• “The Political Economy of Disanimality,” A Response by Nirmala Erevelles
• “On the Transhumanist Imaginary and the Biopolitics of Contingent Embodiment,” by Jan Grue
• “Where Are You Taking Us?” A Response by David T. Mitchell
• “The Biopolitical Drama of Joseph Beuys,” by Cary Wolfe
• “Animal Death as National Debility: Climate, Agriculture, and Syrian War Narrative,” by Neel Ahuja
• “Atmospherics of War,” A Response by Jasbir Puar