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Weekly Roundup, February 7, 2010 | The Inhumanities
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Weekly Roundup, February 7, 2010. Leave a comment ». Safundi: The Journal of South African and American Studies. On “animal studies and ecocriticism,” including a couple articles on J.M. Coetzee’s. The Lives of Animals. The most recent issue of. Law, Culture and the Humanities. Has articles from Cary Wolfe, Gary Francione, Marie Fox, and Tamie L. Bryant. Trying Leviathan: The Nineteenth-Century New York Court Case That Put the Whale on Trial and Challenged the Order of Nature. February 7, 2010 at 4:11 pm.
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Weekly Roundup – January 10, 2010 | The Inhumanities
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Weekly Roundup – January 10, 2010. Leave a comment ». 8220; Sentient creatures: Transforming biopolitics and life matters. 8221; has issued a call for papers. A conference in Oslo in Sept. 2010. Wish I had the money to go to this one. David Cassuto outlines the broader legal implications. And history of the dismissal of a suit brought upon Ringling Brothers Circus on behalf of their elephants on the basis of lack of standing. Though I guess one would say that PeTA is not an abolitionist movement). You ar...
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Craig McFarlane | The Inhumanities
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Modern animal welfare has a long pedigree, dating back, in most accounts, to the publication of Jeremy Bentham’s. An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation. Specifically, Ch. XVII, para. 4) where he outlines what we might call, respectively, “The Humane Treatment Principle” and “The Never the Worse for Being Dead Principle,” viz.:. The question is not, Can they. Nor, Can they. But, Can they. Thus, while apparently granting some minimal consideration to animals, the animal welfare positi...
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Weekly Roundup – January 24, 2010 | The Inhumanities
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Weekly Roundup – January 24, 2010. The three of us here at. Have each made a post explaining what the most influential books for us have been. Craig. We’d like to encourage other bloggers to do the same. The 9th Annual North American Conference for Critical Animal Studies will be help at SUNY-Cortland on April 10, 2010. Full cfp here. The first annual European Conference for Critical Animal Studies will held April 23, 2010. Full information here. Has an article by Ingrid Newkirk defending Peta. Fill in y...
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Calarco’s Zoographies: Introduction | The Inhumanities
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Calarco’s Zoographies: Introduction. Hopefully those of you planning on reading along have managed to get a copy of the book. If not, this post is just devoted to the relatively short introduction by Calarco, so you should have time to still get the book and catch up easily. Kant famously contends in his. That philosophy in the cosmopolitan sense of the word can be summed up in four questions: What can I know? What should I do? What may I hope for? What is a human being? Seeks to contest the calculative ...
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Weekly Roundup – December 20, 2009 | The Inhumanities
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Weekly Roundup – December 20, 2009. Leave a comment ». A book to be edited by Matthew Chrulew and Dinesh Wadiwel. Abstracts due 28th February 2010. Conference at Johns Hopkins April 15-16th, 2010. Submissions due Feb. 01, 2010. BBC World Service to do a two-part program entitled. One Planet: Animals and Us. Jonathan Safran Foer on. Most likely nothing new will happen on this blog until after the new year, including probably canceling next week’s roundup. So, enjoy yourselves. December 20, 2009 at 10:02 pm.
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Call for Book Proposals | The Inhumanities
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Call for Book Proposals. Call for Book Proposals. We are pleased to invite proposals for a new book series,. Critical Animal Studies,. To be published by Rodopi Press, one of Europe’s premiere academic presses. The main goals of the series, which differentiates it from the pre-existing series in the field of animal studies, are that we are particularly looking to publish works that:. D) contribute to creative, bold, innovative, and boundary shifting knowledge development in critical animal studies. 8230;...
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June | 2012 | hopeful monsters' gaze
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Hopeful monsters' gaze. We have never been carnivorous. Stay updated via RSS. Almanacchi per l'anno nuovo. La philosophie au sens large. Les mauvais jours finiront. Philosophy in a Time of Error. Quelques articles de Vinciane Despret. We have never been blogging. Archive for June, 2012. The best visualisation of the history of philosophy. Posted: June 23, 2012 by eratostene98. The really astonishing history-of-philosophy-network by simonraper! Where I use it to make book recommendations. 1,003 more words.
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September | 2012 | hopeful monsters' gaze
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Hopeful monsters' gaze. We have never been carnivorous. Stay updated via RSS. Almanacchi per l'anno nuovo. La philosophie au sens large. Les mauvais jours finiront. Philosophy in a Time of Error. Quelques articles de Vinciane Despret. We have never been blogging. Archive for September, 2012. La mésentente di J. Rancière. Posted: September 20, 2012 by eratostene98. 1 La distribuzione del sensibile. Rancière parte dunque dalle celebri affermazioni di Aristotele che, nel primo libro della. 3 E i nonumani?
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Weekly Round Up, January 18th, 2010 | The Inhumanities
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Weekly Round Up, January 18th, 2010. Leave a comment ». A weekly round up that is both a day late and rather short. Blame the holiday. Better yet, celebrate the holiday by thinking of how we are all going to get liberated. If you haven’t given to the Haiti cause, give! Cary Wolfe’s new book,. The NY Times has an op-ed on the safety of ground beef. Click this link to see the letters to the editor). Victor Schonfeld, who created. One Planet: Animals and Us. Has an op-ed in the. January 18, 2010 at 7:12 pm.
