What it is to be a dog: A qualitative method for the study of animals other than humans.

Kenneth Joel Shapiro

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qAnima-a-al!q apparently is the most vilifying invective that the playwright Arthur Miller can dredge up to signify the calumny, the otherness, the radical betrayal by his ItaloAmerican protagonist of his community (Miller, l960). Somehow, qvegetabl-l-le!q would not do. How did animals, that is nonhuman animals (I will use the former term for the latter in this essay) gain this freighting? Sabaka is a dog that is a member of my family. (qSabakaq is Russian...

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