Speculative Taxidermy

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  1. Poliquin 2012:78–79; G. Kavanagh 1989, “Objects as Evidence, or Not?” in S. Pearce, ed.,
    Museum Studies in Material Culture (Leicester: Leicester University Press), 125–138; M.
    Patchett 2010, “Putting Animals on Display: Geographies of Taxidermy Practice,” PhD
    diss., University of Glasgow, 12–20.

  2. Kavanagh 1989:137–138.

  3. R. Poliquin 2008, “The Matter and Meaning of Museum Taxidermy,” Museum and
    Society 6, no. 2 (July): 123–134, quote on 123.

  4. Ibid., 123.

  5. J. Berger 1980, “Why Look at Animals?” in About Looking (London: Vintage, 1993),
    3–28.

  6. Poliquin 2012:96.

  7. L. Barber 1980, The Heyday of Natural History, 1820–1870 (London: Jonathan Cope),
    40–42.

  8. Poliquin 2012:96.

  9. P. Wakeham 2008, Taxidermic Signs: Reconstructing Aboriginality (Minneapolis:
    University of Minnesota Press), 5–6.

  10. M. Simpson 1999, “Immaculate Trophies,” Essays on Canadian Writing, no. 67 (Sum-
    mer): 77–106.

  11. Ibid., 77.

  12. J. M. MacKenzie 1988, The Empire of Nature: Hunting, Conservation, and British Impe-
    rialism (Manchester: Manchester University Press), 35.

  13. D. J. Haraway 1984, “Teddy Bear Patriarchy: Taxidermy in the Garden of Eden,” Social
    Te x t, no. 11 (Winter): 20–64.

  14. J. Niesel 1994, “The Horror of Everyday Life: Taxidermy, Aesthetics, and Consumption
    in Horror Films,” Journal of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture 2, no. 4: 61–80.

  15. A. Hitchcock, dir., 1960, Psycho [film] (Shamley Productions); T. Hooper, dir., 1986, The
    Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 [film] (Cannon Films); J. Demme, dir., 1991, The Silence of
    the Lambs [film] (Orion Pictures).

  16. Niesel 1994:61.

  17. David Shrigley, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Noble and Webster, Damien Hirst, Zhang
    Huan, Banksy, Paul McCarthy, Jane Edden, Peter Gronquist, Jochem Hendricks, Iris
    Schieferstein, Paola Pivi, Christiane Mobus, Huang Yong Ping, Jeroen Diepenmaat,
    and Rod McRae.

  18. Dune Varela, Nicolas Lamas, Danielle van Ark, and Mark Fairnington.

  19. Berger 1980; S. Baker 1993, Picturing the Beast: Animals, Identity, and Representation
    (Urbana: University of Illinois Press).

  20. S. Baker 2000, The Postmodern Animal (London: Reaktion).

  21. S. Baker 2001, “Where the Wild Things Are: An Interview with Steve Baker,” Cabinet,
    n o. 4 ( F a l l ) , h t t p : / / w w w. c a b i n e t m a g a z i n e. o r g / i s s u e s / 4 / S t e v e B a k e r. p h p.

  22. Baker 2000:55–56.

  23. Ibid., 50, 52, 81.

  24. Ibid., 14, 20, 54, 62, 135, 165.

  25. Ibid., 56–61.

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