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humanimalia-9926	Ray, Nicholas	Interrogating the Human/Animal Relation in Freud’s Civilization and Its Discontents	2014	31	.pdf	application/pdf	12649	571	48	Where earlier — deploying a paradigm that will recur many times later in the text — Freud has conceptually assimilated to “the animal” what is least civilized within human beings, now he suddenly invokes non-human animals to exemplify civilized life in its absolute form: the termitary as the paradigm of civilization without discontents. Freud’s human being, then, is not, as Wolfe believes, somehow sensorially superior to non-human animals owing to a “visual prowess” that supervenes after the diminution of the sense of smell.	cache/humanimalia-9926.pdf	txt/humanimalia-9926.txt