LA PENSÉE FÉRALE
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I examine the idea of feral as that which neither belongs to nature nor to culture. The feral dogs of the Tijuca forest enable me to consider what these specimens point towards. I introduce Anna Tsing's idea of a feral thought in its cosmopolitical importance.
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