Remembering the Space Age. - Black Vault Radio Network (BVRN)
Remembering the Space Age. - Black Vault Radio Network (BVRN) Remembering the Space Age. - Black Vault Radio Network (BVRN)
250 reMeMBerING the SpaCe aGe outer space. Like Oscar Wilde, a fgure synonymous with wit and gay identity, Laika has become an iconic fgure largely divorced from historical specifcs. her continued presence in the human imagination depends on her absence, on the bizarre and public circumstances of her demise, and on the contradictions between the grim realities of her life and people’s idealized conceptions of dogs. In contemporary global culture, the memory of the frst space dog remains vibrant, even as the historical particulars surrounding her place in the Space age begin to fade.
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250 reMeMBerING <strong>the</strong> SpaCe aGe<br />
outer space. Like Oscar Wilde, a fgure synonymous with wit and gay identity,<br />
Laika has become an iconic fgure largely divorced from historical specifcs.<br />
her continued presence in <strong>the</strong> human imagination depends on her absence, on<br />
<strong>the</strong> bizarre and public circumstances of her demise, and on <strong>the</strong> contradictions<br />
between <strong>the</strong> grim realities of her life and people’s idealized conceptions of dogs.<br />
In contemporary global culture, <strong>the</strong> memory of <strong>the</strong> frst space dog remains<br />
vibrant, even as <strong>the</strong> historical particulars surrounding her place in <strong>the</strong> <strong>Space</strong><br />
age begin to fade.