The Impact of Anthropological Machine on Women and Non-Human Animals: A Study of Coetzee’s Disgrace

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This article unfolds the impact the anthropological machine on women and non-human animals in J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace. The research method implemented in this article includes the post-humanist view that dismantles the divide between humans and non-human animals. Consequently, the study discovers the bare life of both non-human animals and women through the process of inclusion and exclusion. So, this research output clarifies the unethical practice of men, which has dichotomized society into a human and non-human world. The conclusion drawn from this study displays how the animalization of women is parallel to the animalization of non-human animals.

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Durgesh Malla. 2026. \u201cThe Impact of Anthropological Machine on Women and Non-Human Animals: A Study of Coetzee’s Disgrace\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - A: Arts & Humanities GJHSS-A Volume 22 (GJHSS Volume 22 Issue A2): .

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Explores how anthropological machine on women and animals affects social research, focusing on impact, biomechanics, and non-human animals.
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This article unfolds the impact the anthropological machine on women and non-human animals in J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace. The research method implemented in this article includes the post-humanist view that dismantles the divide between humans and non-human animals. Consequently, the study discovers the bare life of both non-human animals and women through the process of inclusion and exclusion. So, this research output clarifies the unethical practice of men, which has dichotomized society into a human and non-human world. The conclusion drawn from this study displays how the animalization of women is parallel to the animalization of non-human animals.

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