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Innovative study of animal art histories in modern art.
'Animal Modernities' challenges the traditional human-centered focus of art history and explores how modern art, visual culture, and modernity itself emerge from relationships between humans and animals. The essays in this volume reveal histories of exploitation and domination, as well as confusion and ambivalence, and occasional moments when affinities between humans and animals have been embraced, and animal agency asserted and acknowledged. The authors collectively point to the importance of thinking about animal–human relations for addressing today’s ecological challenges. Daniel Harkett is associate professor in the Department of Art at Colby College. Katie Hornstein is professor in the Department of Art History at Dartmouth College.

- : Maura Coughlin, Rosalind Hayes, Catherine Girard, Laura Nuffer, Stephanie Triplett, Nina Amstutz, Alysia Garrison, Niharika Dinkar, Sean Weiss, Amy Freund, Katherine Fein, Annie Ronan, Michael Yonan, Emily Gephart
- : Leuven University Press
- : 9789462704589
- : Engels
- : Paperback
- : 320
- : augustus 2025
- : 741
- : 238 x 159 x 22 mm.
- : Kunsttheorie
