The cockroach is an insect of tropical origin whose presence in urban space draws our attention to the fact that the city is not only an artificial and controlled universe but also a porous one because of the interstices through which the animals slip. This article analyzes the role of animals in cities, and more particularly of the cockroach, in the city dweller\u27s imagination and in the construction of an aesthetic experience of urban life. Imagination, metaphor, and domestication are the clues to understanding a sharp, active thought of the lived environment. One will thus approach the place of aesthetics in representations of cities between nature and artifice
Cette thèse s’intéresse aux relations humains – animaux dans la ville dense, à travers l’étude des d...
Taking my cue from the photographic project ‘Invocations’ (2013 - ), in this paper I consider the wa...
The social analysis of insects has challenged our concepts of sociability, intentionality and langua...
The cockroach is an insect of tropical origin whose presence in urban space draws our attention to t...
In this article, I examine how humans invite insects into the human-based order and materialism. I b...
The first segment of the zooethical article about cockroaches, insects of the order Blattodea, who h...
In recent times, the idea of non-anthropocentric architecture has become one of the determinants of ...
Animals in the City: towards an Urban History of Nature This article questions the various ways of u...
More and more city dwellers are disconnected from nature. A good way to reconnect them with nature w...
This Zenodo/GitHub repository provides the data and R code behind the paper Phantom of the forest or...
The discovery of a rare fly in a North London cemetery marks my entry point into a wider reflection ...
A growing body of literature is concerned with ‘healing’ our cities, fostering an ethic of care for ...
Merling de Chapa M, Courtiol A, Engler M, et al. Phantom of the forest or successful citizen? Analys...
8 pp., 5 photos, 3 tablesCockroaches rank high on the homeowner's list of insect problems. This publ...
Long ago, settlements and therefore latterly, cities were predicated on the concept of refuge and a ...
Cette thèse s’intéresse aux relations humains – animaux dans la ville dense, à travers l’étude des d...
Taking my cue from the photographic project ‘Invocations’ (2013 - ), in this paper I consider the wa...
The social analysis of insects has challenged our concepts of sociability, intentionality and langua...
The cockroach is an insect of tropical origin whose presence in urban space draws our attention to t...
In this article, I examine how humans invite insects into the human-based order and materialism. I b...
The first segment of the zooethical article about cockroaches, insects of the order Blattodea, who h...
In recent times, the idea of non-anthropocentric architecture has become one of the determinants of ...
Animals in the City: towards an Urban History of Nature This article questions the various ways of u...
More and more city dwellers are disconnected from nature. A good way to reconnect them with nature w...
This Zenodo/GitHub repository provides the data and R code behind the paper Phantom of the forest or...
The discovery of a rare fly in a North London cemetery marks my entry point into a wider reflection ...
A growing body of literature is concerned with ‘healing’ our cities, fostering an ethic of care for ...
Merling de Chapa M, Courtiol A, Engler M, et al. Phantom of the forest or successful citizen? Analys...
8 pp., 5 photos, 3 tablesCockroaches rank high on the homeowner's list of insect problems. This publ...
Long ago, settlements and therefore latterly, cities were predicated on the concept of refuge and a ...
Cette thèse s’intéresse aux relations humains – animaux dans la ville dense, à travers l’étude des d...
Taking my cue from the photographic project ‘Invocations’ (2013 - ), in this paper I consider the wa...
The social analysis of insects has challenged our concepts of sociability, intentionality and langua...