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Françoise Besson, « Antoine Traisnel, Capture. American Pursuits and the Making of a New Animal Condition », Miranda, ID : 10.4000/miranda.44960
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Antoine Traisnel’s Capture (354 pages including 202 pages of text) “is […] a theoretical, literary, and material analysis of the transformation of animal representation and its lasting biopolitical consequences” (5). The book, clearly written, contains a rich critical apparatus with interesting endnotes, a dense bibliography (25 pages) and a useful index of people, notions and works. The epigraph, a translation of a few lines from Jacques Prévert’s poem “To Make the Portrait of a Bird,” gives...