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humanimalia-9928	Irvine, Robin	Thinking with Horses: Troubles with Subjects, Objects, and Diverse Entities in Eastern Mongolia	2014	33	.pdf	application/pdf	10798	499	60	These skills and practices involving horses did not necessarily stand in opposition to cross-breeding and selling horses outside the area, but they did allow the family to maintain a strong claim to being good horsepeople Robin Irvine — “Thinking with Horses: Troubles with Subjects, Objects, and Diverse Entities in Eastern Mongolia” 69 from various local and external perspectives. This is particularly the case when dealing with charismatic animals Robin Irvine — “Thinking with Horses: Troubles with Subjects, Objects, and Diverse Entities in Eastern Mongolia” 73 such as horses, who, compared to the plants, fungi, and microbes are rhetorically advantaged — from many North Atlantic perspectives, at least — in terms of human perception of “response” in human-animal relationships (ibid. 664).	cache/humanimalia-9928.pdf	txt/humanimalia-9928.txt