2018
DOI: 10.1163/15685306-12341580
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Urban Animals—Domestic, Stray, and Wild: Notes from a Bear Repopulation Project in the Alps

Abstract: This piece explores “domesticity” as a social territory defined by its relationship with the conceptual and ecological space of “the wild,” and asks whether these spaces stand in opposition to each other or more subtle relations of co-implication are at play. As we look into the domestic and the wild, a conceptual map of notions emerges, including the public, the common, the civilized, and the barbarian. The paper suggests the domestic and the wild constitute two semiotic-ecological domains constantly stretchi… Show more

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