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corporality

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His topics include wolf biologists and nonfiction, the intermediate corporality of the average wolf, the sea wolf that crosses the water, the wolf discovering North America, lycanthropy and the werewolf race, the twins and the timber wolves, Jack London's dog stories, she-wolves and the woman warrior, and Cormac McCarthy's The Crossing.
Viewed across the range of the poem, Fletcher's figurative design seeks to render his text as a visual counterpart to the multiple bodies represented there, a series of "speaking pictures that acquire a rhetorical corporality.
The scale of the museum makes it difficult to see the actual reproductions, which is itself satisfying given what the previous works seems to be saying about the shaky corporality of the art object.
 
 
 
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