Kirsten Strom is a professor of art history at Grand Valley State University where she was a recipient of the Pew Teaching Excellence Award. She has published articles and book chapters on a range of topics including postmodern design, "dance anthropology," animal studies, and Surrealism.

• Table of ContentsList of Illustrations AcknowledgmentsChapter 1: An Introduction to Animals, Darwin, and SurrealismChapter 2: The Darwinian UncannyChapter 3: A Darwinian MarvelousChapter 4: Les Espaces des Animaux: The Politics of Space in Human-Animal RelationshipsChapter 5: Hybridity, Variability, and MutationChapter 6: Max Ernst, Loplop, Totems, and TaboosChapter 7: Les Animaux et leurs femmes, les femmes et leurs animauxChapter 8: Madness, Animals, Automatons, AutomatismChapter 9: Human Animality: Natural and Sexual Selection in the films of Luis BuñuelChapter 10: The Other Darwinism: Surrealism and Social DarwinismChapter 11: Animality, Documents, and the Early BatailleChapter 12: Humans, Animals, and Sacrifice in Bataille’s Later WritingNotes on Surrealist ParticipantsWorks CitedAuthor and Artist IndexSubject Index

Kirsten Strom is a professor of art history at Grand Valley State University where she was a recipient of the Pew Teaching Excellence Award. She has published articles and book chapters on a range of topics including postmodern design, "dance anthropology," animal studies, and Surrealism.

• Table of ContentsList of Illustrations AcknowledgmentsChapter 1: An Introduction to Animals, Darwin, and SurrealismChapter 2: The Darwinian UncannyChapter 3: A Darwinian MarvelousChapter 4: Les Espaces des Animaux: The Politics of Space in Human-Animal RelationshipsChapter 5: Hybridity, Variability, and MutationChapter 6: Max Ernst, Loplop, Totems, and TaboosChapter 7: Les Animaux et leurs femmes, les femmes et leurs animauxChapter 8: Madness, Animals, Automatons, AutomatismChapter 9: Human Animality: Natural and Sexual Selection in the films of Luis BuñuelChapter 10: The Other Darwinism: Surrealism and Social DarwinismChapter 11: Animality, Documents, and the Early BatailleChapter 12: Humans, Animals, and Sacrifice in Bataille’s Later WritingNotes on Surrealist ParticipantsWorks CitedAuthor and Artist IndexSubject Index

Kirsten Strom is a professor of art history at Grand Valley State University where she was a recipient of the Pew Teaching Excellence Award. She has published articles and book chapters on a range of topics including postmodern design, "dance anthropology," animal studies, and Surrealism.

• Table of ContentsList of Illustrations AcknowledgmentsChapter 1: An Introduction to Animals, Darwin, and SurrealismChapter 2: The Darwinian UncannyChapter 3: A Darwinian MarvelousChapter 4: Les Espaces des Animaux: The Politics of Space in Human-Animal RelationshipsChapter 5: Hybridity, Variability, and MutationChapter 6: Max Ernst, Loplop, Totems, and TaboosChapter 7: Les Animaux et leurs femmes, les femmes et leurs animauxChapter 8: Madness, Animals, Automatons, AutomatismChapter 9: Human Animality: Natural and Sexual Selection in the films of Luis BuñuelChapter 10: The Other Darwinism: Surrealism and Social DarwinismChapter 11: Animality, Documents, and the Early BatailleChapter 12: Humans, Animals, and Sacrifice in Bataille’s Later WritingNotes on Surrealist ParticipantsWorks CitedAuthor and Artist IndexSubject Index