Human-Animal Studies
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The Human-Animal Studies book series explores the relationship between human and nonhuman animals. It intentionally casts a wide net, producing titles from any setting, contemporary, historical, and prehistorical from the perspective of various disciplines within both the social sciences and humanities. The broad scope of the series is an acknowledgement of the contributions of a range of perspectives from across academia that often intersect in meaningful ways to build a scholarship of the nonhuman experience through a human lens. In the process, these books challenge the disciplinary cloisters that often hinder the transdisciplinary analysis that is vital to one the fastest growing fields in the academy. Whether examining the lived reality of nonhuman animals in environmental or legal settings or parsing human representations of those animals in popular culture, the Brill Human-Animal Studies Series presents a wide range of cutting-edge scholarship that always retains an eye to helping animals flourish and creating a more compassionate world.
Band 33
978-90-04-74534-6
Critical Perspectives on Human-Animal Relations in Culture and Society
Band 31
978-90-04-74393-9
How Frameworks of Communication, Care, Politics and Power Reveal and Conceal Equine Selves
Band 24
Herausgeber:
Gala Argent und Jeannette Vaught
978-90-04-51493-5
Band 23
978-90-04-41507-2
Connecting East and West in Cultural Animal Studies
Band 21
Herausgeber:
Anna Barcz und Dorota Łagodzka
978-90-04-38622-8
Reading North American Dog Training Literature, 1850s-2000s
Band 20
978-90-04-38029-5
Investigating Human-Animal Relationships
Band 14
Herausgeber:
Lynda Birke und Jo Hockenhull
978-90-04-23304-1
An Introduction to Imperial Perceptions and Human Interaction with Other Animals, 1492-1826
Band 13
978-90-04-21081-3
How Macaque Troops are Managed for Tourism in Japan
Band 10
978-90-04-20324-2
Looking at Social Conflict over Wildlife
Band 2
Herausgeber:
Ann Herda-Rapp und Theresa Goedeke
978-90-47-40744-7
Moral Orthodoxy and the Challenge of the Animal Rights Movement
Band 1
978-90-47-40717-1
Series Editors
Kenneth Shapiro (Independent Scholar)
Thomas Aiello (Valdosta State University, USA)
Gala Argent (Sacramento City College, USA)
Editorial Board:
Ralph Acampora (Hofstra University, USA),
Clifton Flynn (University of South Carolina, USA),
Leslie Irvine (University of Colorado, USA),
Hilda Kean (Ruskin College, Oxford, UK),
Randy Malamud (Georgia State University, USA),
Gail Melson (Purdue University, USA)
Richie Nimmo (University of Manchester, UK)
Kenneth Shapiro (Independent Scholar)
Thomas Aiello (Valdosta State University, USA)
Gala Argent (Sacramento City College, USA)
Editorial Board:
Ralph Acampora (Hofstra University, USA),
Clifton Flynn (University of South Carolina, USA),
Leslie Irvine (University of Colorado, USA),
Hilda Kean (Ruskin College, Oxford, UK),
Randy Malamud (Georgia State University, USA),
Gail Melson (Purdue University, USA)
Richie Nimmo (University of Manchester, UK)
The series seeks to promote work that, at minimum, demonstrates a concern for animals, that centers their issues. If a work is simply “about” animals, that isn’t enough. It needs to demonstrate a real understanding of the human relationship with animals and the consequences of those relationships for nonhuman individuals and populations. Though we encourage works that include specific animal advocacy, that advocacy isn’t a requirement. What is a requirement is a fulsome discussion of how the author’s subject matter impacts animals both positively and negatively. We are looking for animal-centered studies that prioritize their issues in relation to contact, broadly construed, with the human world.
Book proposals should include an abstract, an annotated table of contents, a list of competitive titles, a curriculum vitae, and one or two sample chapters of the work. For edited collections, please include contact information for all contributors. Please send questions and proposals by email attachment to Thomas Aiello and Gala Argent.
Book proposals should include an abstract, an annotated table of contents, a list of competitive titles, a curriculum vitae, and one or two sample chapters of the work. For edited collections, please include contact information for all contributors. Please send questions and proposals by email attachment to Thomas Aiello and Gala Argent.