Anne Laure Simon

Other Temporalities of Life: Zoopoetics and Animal Perspectivism

“Animals, who do not think at all, the boa for whom digestion is a matter of long days, the marmot who sleeps all winter, the whale who lives for three hundred years, the seagull who flies for a month without tiring”: these creatures, evoked by Proust in Jean Santeuil, provide ex...