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humanimalia-9447	Warczak, Katie	Challenging and Changing Humanity’s Absoluteness: Review of Megan H. Glick, Infrahumanisms: Science, Culture, and the Making of Modern Non/Personhood	2020	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2153	60	33	Though not the focus of Glick’s monograph, this lack of attention to infrahumanism’s implications is out of place in a discussion of the era that saw the rise of a myriad of rights-based movements that had to grapple with the effects of infrahumanist narratives. Such an approach is incredibly valuable because, although the social construction of sexual, racial, gender, disability, and other identities has been acknowledged, human identity remains largely biological and absolute in academic circles.	cache/humanimalia-9447.pdf	txt/humanimalia-9447.txt