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humanimalia-9913	Sharma, Devika	The Captive Imagination: Inhumanity, Animality, and Matthew Barney’s Cremaster 2	2015	26	.pdf	application/pdf	10885	466	49	What distinguishes the functions of biopower today, these materialist critiques suggest, is not only that they continuously produce and reproduce the internal limit defining man against shifting figures of inhumanity, but also that they are deeply invested in producing, administering, distributing, and consuming animal life as, precisely, life that has been rendered too abstract and ghostly to count as an object of politics. Simultaneously, we are reminded of the importance of the capture of animal life — and the ownership of animals — to the historical institution of the rodeo, an institution generating masculinity, wildness, and capital.	cache/humanimalia-9913.pdf	txt/humanimalia-9913.txt