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humanimalia-9632	Rother, Adeline	Becoming Zoö-curious: Reading Sexual Differences in the Field of Animal Life	2017	21	.pdf	application/pdf	9500	450	61	Oliver writes, “By considering the multitudes of animal sexes, sexualities, and reproductive practices, perhaps we can expand our ways of thinking about the sexes, sexualities, and reproductive practices of ‘man’” (55). The turn to a concept of gender, broadly signifying a continuum of differences among and within our human selves, and associated with agency and the possibility of performance, free play, and unlimited engenderment, might owe something to the fantasm of “animal sex,” to the idea of a base, instinctual drive to reproduce that is limiting, constraining, animal.	cache/humanimalia-9632.pdf	txt/humanimalia-9632.txt