![]() ![]() The case example of orcas in captivity as a whole illustrates that regarding orcas as unique actors with intelligible behaviors offers a way of understanding how to listen to the more-than-human world. In deconstructing a dualism, we must recognize the physical power and actions of captive orcas that could be seen as a form of protest rhetoric. We argue that the film illustrates the flawed hierarchy within the binary/dualistic system. The film has had a profound effect on public perceptions of orca captivity creating the Our critical analysis of the film engages Plec's (2013) internatural communication categories of complicity, implication, and coherence. Our article has been one attempt to illustrate how captive orcas can be heard as extra-human citizens who participate, and even instigate, policy making.Ībstract = "The documentary film Blackfish (2013 follows Tilikum, a captive SeaWorld prisoner-orca responsible for the death of trainer Dawn Brancheau and two others. ![]() The film has had a profound effect on public perceptions of orca captivity creating the "Blackfish Effect."Our critical analysis of the film engages Plec's (2013) internatural communication categories of complicity, implication, and coherence. ![]() The documentary film Blackfish (2013 follows Tilikum, a captive SeaWorld prisoner-orca responsible for the death of trainer Dawn Brancheau and two others. ![]()
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