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The Dog Who Barks and the Noise of the Human: Psychoanalysis After the Animal Turn

Ann PellegriniNew York UniversityCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 14-19 | Published online: 12 Feb 2018

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Beckett Warzer. (2022) Apophenic Reading and the Politics of Psychoanalysis. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 23:3, pages 193-206.
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Ann Pellegrini. (2021) Genre Trouble and the Poetic Risk of Form: A Response to Kathleen Del Mar Miller. Psychoanalytic Dialogues 31:5, pages 545-550.
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Stephen Hartman. (2019) Hashtag Mania or Misadventures in the #ultrapsychic. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 20:2, pages 84-100.
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