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14 Jun 2023

Reflections on a Photo of a Horse's Head - A Guest Post by Louise Mason

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Horsehead (SA/2023)     Horses' heads vary hugely in their size, shape, and character, which partly explains why they have long fascina...
10 Jul 2021

I Had So Much Rather the Centaur Had Slain Hercules ...

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"Man's being is made of such strange stuff as to be partly akin to nature and partly not,  at once natural and extranatural, a kind...
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17 Dec 2020

Crawling on All Fours in Shaggy Inhumanity ...

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William Blake: Nebuchadnezzar (c. 1795-1805) tate.org.uk     I. The Case of King Nebuchadnezzar   Most people are probably vaguely familia...
24 May 2019

Personal Love Counts So Little: Further Reflections on the Queer Case of Lou Carrington

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Emerald Green Sacred Sex Graffiti (2015) by Deprise Brescia / fineartamerica.com   As torpedophiles will recall, D. H. Lawrence...
22 Sept 2018

D. H. Lawrence and E. M. Cioran on Man's Becoming-Animal

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Helmo: from the  Bêtes de Mode  series (2006) I. Becoming All the Animals in Turn.  Sick and tired of well-domesticated mode...
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19 Nov 2015

Dog Bites: On the Question of Man and Animal (and the Becoming-Animal of Man)

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Photo by Eija-Liisa Ahtila from the eight part series  of images entitled  Dog Bites (1992-97) Like Lou Carrington, I’ve always be...
21 Aug 2013

Equus Eroticus (1): The Case of Lady Carrington

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In his short novel St Mawr , Lawrence examines a young woman's erotic and pagan fascination for a golden-red stallion, with brill...