DAVID ABRAM, BECOMING ANIMAL: AN EARTHLY COSMOLOGY | Are.na
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DAVID ABRAM, BECOMING ANIMAL: AN EARTHLY COSMOLOGY | Are.na
Perhaps in taking the world into our bodies we also need to dive into the body of the world, to dive down deep and let it pull us deeper still, until at last we not only consume but are consumed, until at last we are no longer separate—standing alone and lonely on the darksome heights to which only men aspire—but instead, simply living in commune w
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