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    The boundaries between human and animal, and between anim... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The binary between nature and culture cannot be maintained and must be replaced with an indivisible nature/culture.

    The boundaries between human and animal, and between animal and machine, are not naturally fixed.

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    This is not to deny that there is something independent of our conceptualizations which sets constraints on what can be said about it. What we cannot do is disentangle the bit which is given from our ways of thinking about it. What needs addressing according to Barad is “the entanglement of matter and meaning” (Barad 2007), the inter-implication of the discursive and the material in which no priority is given to either side. Barad explores this entanglement with particular reference to the work

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