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humanimalia-9909	Nimmo, Richie	The Bio-Politics of Bees: Industrial Farming and Colony Collapse Disorder	2015	20	.pdf	application/pdf	6414	260	37	Even  where  the  actual  death  of  the  animal  is  not  the  primary  output  or  product  of  the   industrial  process,  as  in  intensive  egg  or  milk  production  for  example,  the  process  can   still   be   grasped   as   one   of   objectification   and   de-­‐‑animalization,   in   which   the   specific,   irreducible,  and  qualitative  animal  is  made  absent,  rendered  non-­‐‑specific  and  fungible,   a   living  obj s   mechanistic  materialism.   In   industrial   monoculture   it   is   the   environment   itself   that   is   the   object   of   bio-­‐‑power,   encompassing   the   complex   ecological   interrelationships   among   multiple   entities   including   plants,   animals,   insects,   the  material   qualities   of   soil,   and   myriad  micro-­‐‑organisms. 	cache/humanimalia-9909.pdf	txt/humanimalia-9909.txt