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humanimalia-19062	Grigorovich, Imogen	The Line is Death: Animal Fugitivity and Urban Planning: Review of Maan Barua, Lively Cities: Reconfiguring Urban Ecology and Peter S. Alagona, The Accidental Ecosystem: People in Wildlife in American Cities	2024	12	.pdf	application/pdf	4203	158	51	In his preference for a specific kind of geometry, Le Corbusier ne- glected the needs of urban animals, and cities re-structured by his philosophy made animal life precarious, forcing them to rapidly adapt to human-centred patterns of urban living. Furthermore, urban animals, through their existence in-between categories and their frequent movements across them, throw into question the very words we use to know them, showcasing the op- pressive and bloody histories of categories such as “pest”, “feral”, and “wild”.	cache/humanimalia-19062.pdf	txt/humanimalia-19062.txt