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During the nineteenth century, many vivisections routinely severed the vocal cords before operating on an animal. This meant that during the experiment the animals could not scream (referred to in the literature as emitting “high-pitched vocalization). What I mean is, there are some things we are willing to hear, and some things we are unwilling to hear. And we have very complicated strategies, even (or especially) in poetry, for not hearing what we don’t want to hear. We have complicated strategies for cutting vocal cords. Sarah Vap
Posted on: Tue, 07 Oct 2014 12:51:13 +0000

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