“One slash of light, then gone”

Abstract

AbstractAnimals are defined by movement. Animals are movement. As Akira Lippit remarks: “The figure of the animal has always been destined to serve as the symbol of movement itself”. Animals never stop moving, never stop moving us, never stop moving across and between the frontiers by which we set them apart. In the invigorated engagement between the social sciences and animal worlds, movement and the sharing of movement offer us the potential for original ways of knowing animals and of understanding our relationship to them. This paper explores that potential and the ontological and ethical consequences it has for living with animals.

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