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SUMMARY:Conférence de Nayanika Mathur (université d'Oxford)
LOCATION:Lesc – salle 308F (3e étage) - 21\, allée de l’Université\, Nanterre\, \, 9
 2000\, France
DESCRIPTION:Crooked Cats: Beastly Tales from Himalayan India\nNayanika Mathur, Universi
 té d’Oxford\nThis talk weaves together beastly tales of big cats that make 
 prey of humans in India to ask what may they be telling us about a planet i
 n crisis. These tales of crooked cats have been collected over the past 15 
 years, largely from the Indian Himalaya. There are many theories on why and
  how a big cat comes to prey on humans, with the ecological collapse emergi
 ng as a central explanatory factor. Yet, uncertainty over the precise cause
  of crookedness persists. This talk explores the many lived complexities th
 at arise from this absence of certain knowledge to offer new insights into 
 both the governance of nonhuman animals and their intimate entanglements wi
 th humans. It deploys ethnographic storytelling to explain the Anthropocene
  in three critical ways: as method, as a way of reframing human-nonhuman re
 lations on the planet, and as a political tool indicating the urgency of ac
 ademic engagement. \n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Crooked Cats: Beastly Tales from Himalayan India</strong><br />N
 ayanika Mathur, Université d’Oxford</p><p>This talk weaves together beastly
  tales of big cats that make prey of humans in India to ask what may they b
 e telling us about a planet in crisis. These tales of crooked cats have bee
 n collected over the past 15 years, largely from the Indian Himalaya. There
  are many theories on why and how a big cat comes to prey on humans, with t
 he ecological collapse emerging as a central explanatory factor. Yet, uncer
 tainty over the precise cause of crookedness persists.&nbsp;This talk explo
 res the many lived complexities that arise from this absence of certain kno
 wledge to offer new insights into both the governance of nonhuman animals a
 nd their intimate entanglements with humans. It deploys ethnographic storyt
 elling to explain the Anthropocene in three critical ways: as method, as a 
 way of reframing human-nonhuman relations on the planet, and as a political
  tool indicating the urgency of academic engagement.&nbsp;</p>
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