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humanimalia-15998	Bartram, Angela	Older Humans and Their Dogs: Interspecies Companionship and Anticipating Loss	2024	33	.pdf	application/pdf	11056	546	58	Grebowicz states that “within life with dogs […] the dis- tinction between self and world pretty much disappears”, and this is typical of the reciprocity in our friendship, which sees enjoyment in the experience of togetherness with mutual engagement and equal reward.43 The self, for Grebowicz, relates to both the human and dog, each of us alike in this context, and this extends into our introduc- tion to the meetings and the people in attendance. Using an approach of working with (rather than on) people, this informs sensitive and sympathetic methodologies for an analysis of the significance and benefit of interspecies companionship for older people in the initial stages of my artistic research project, Dogs and the Elderly.	cache/humanimalia-15998.pdf	txt/humanimalia-15998.txt