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humanimalia-10103	Iveson, Richard	Animals in Looking-Glass World: Fables of Überhumanism and Posthumanism in Heidegger and Nietzsche	2010	40	.pdf	application/pdf	17964	613	43	Sense thus carries an imbrication of the material and the semiotic that always exceeds any reduction to the words spoken by human animals alone. This logic must thus be understood as the entanglement of both material and symbolic economies, and in this the contemporary question of being-with other animals is not only a question of and to capital, a question of the literal rendering of animals’ bodies that underpins so many diverse industries, but is at once a demand which infinitely exceeds the economico-juridico-democratic ordering founded upon, and conserved by, the semantics of an agent-centered conception of subjectivity and of the sovereign (human) subject of rights and duties.	cache/humanimalia-10103.pdf	txt/humanimalia-10103.txt