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Tag: Motives of Alterity

Towards and Animal-Inclusive Ethics/Aesthetics of Alterity, via PeterGodfrey-Smith’s Other Minds

Christie Oliver-Hobley
Other Worlds
Lecture
2020

Abstract This paper argues against empathy, and in favour of alterity as a basis for an animal-inclusive ethics. Taking up the conception of empathy posited by Elisa Aaltola’s Varieties of Empathy, I put it to the test with the ultimate limit case: the octopus. If, as Aaltola contends, we can feel-with a nonhuman animal through […]

feeler: Octopus Motherhood and Meat

lynn mowson & Bruce Mowson
Other Worlds
Lecture
2020

Abstract The artwork feeler forms part of mOwson&M0wson’s ongoing artistic research into motherhood and the reproductive manipulation and control of non-human life forms. An iteration of the work is currently in the exhibition Octopus Encounters: An Immersive Library of Octopus Encounters at GLASMOOG. This paper will show and discuss the research and making of feeler. […]

Looking at Octopus in the Amazon

Mike Singe
Other Worlds
Lecture
2020

Abstract I would like you to imagine a future world where octopus, tired of waiting for humans to gain the intellect to effectively communicate with other species of animals, have developed a language simple enough for humans to recognise and understand, a form of mental telepathy. What would it be like to have a conversation […]

Cephalization

Neozoon
Other Worlds
Lecture
2020

Abstract NEOZOON ́s lecture focus will be their artistic film work and the investigation of speciesism BY using social media and pop cultural elements. For Okto-Lab, the Collective developed the 2-channel installation CEPHALIZATION, which deals with human octopods that consume themselves while telling disparaging jokes. The aim is always the modification of established visual patterns […]

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