Photograph Credit: Susan Haris Street Dogs in India: Urbanization and Biopolitics in the Anthropocene Abstract. This paper explores the street dog in India, and shows how usual categories of analysis escape this animal because of its distinctive position in the Indian social spaces. Further, the street dog is situated in a discourse of environmentalism …
Spring 2018 – Eraserville by Gregory Scheckler
Coyote Fog, Gregory Scheckler Eraserville Alvin donned a hand-rolled circle of old computer wires as if it were a clumsy hat. His image reflected in his living room's picture window, which reflected faraway as a tiny rectangle on the inside curve of a vast transparent dome. Its protective bubble arced over trees and fields, the tents …
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Spring 2018 – Ode to Rosie by David and Nicole Braden-Johnson
Photograph Credit: Rosie, David and Nicole Braden-Johnson Ode to Rosie Perked ears attuned to every word and action Raise questions of the depth of knowing, when One phrase is met with eager-eyed attention While others vex or reach beyond her ken. No greater joy or resolve than giving chase With a victorious howl and rhapsodic …
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Spring 2018 – Triptych with Pets by Shawn Rosenheim
Photograph Credit: Shawn Rosenheim Triptych with Pets 1. I had Barron for two years. He was the first dog I’d owned as an adult -- a portly black Lab who never missed a chance to escape. Our yard was large, but not large enough for Barron: whenever one of the kids left a door …
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