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humanimalia-9952	Gordon, Joan	Animal Viewpoints in the Contact Zone of Adam Hines’s Duncan the Wonder Dog	2014	21	.pdf	application/pdf	6277	310	54	I have outlined elsewhere, in my entry on ”Animal Studies” in The Routledge Companion to Science Fiction (2009), how well suited science fiction is ”as an exploratory site for animal studies” (331) since it allows one to ”imagine the relationships of humans with other animals” as various sciences and philosophies propose, and can give voice to speculative alien viewpoints of animals other than ourselves (332). Hines’s imagined autoethnography, his fictional testimonio on behalf of other animals, uses the ”ordinary language of action” to ”recover” the ”immanent, experiential perspective of animals.”	cache/humanimalia-9952.pdf	txt/humanimalia-9952.txt