Gender and Sexuality in Critical Animal Studies explores nonhuman animals' experiences of gender, physiological sex, and sexuality while in nature and captivity. Each chapter applies disciplines like literary theory, disability studies, queer studies, ecocriticism, and more to investigate media that shape perceptions and treatment of nonhumans.
Gender and Sexuality in Critical Animal Studies explores nonhuman animals' experiences of gender, physiological sex, and sexuality while in nature and captivity. Each chapter applies disciplines like literary theory, disability studies, queer studies, ecocriticism, and more to investigate media that shape perceptions and treatment of nonhumans.
Edited by Amber E. George - Contributions by Anastassiya Andrianova; Sarah D'Stair; Amber E. George; Mitch Goldsmith; Annika Hugosson; Jess Ison; Damla Isik; Samantha Orsulak; April Piazza; Nathan Poirier; Emily Plec; Samentha Sepúlveda; Kelly Svoboda and
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Introduction: The Entanglements of Sexuality, Gender, and Species in Critical Animal Studies Amber E. George Part I: Challenging Speciesism, Patriarchy, and Heterosexism in Literature Chapter 1: Animals and the Absent Referent in Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale Kelly Svoboda Chapter 2: "the animals and birds were left in peace": Katharine Burdekin's Queer Utopian Ecology Sarah D'Stair Part II: Liberating Nonhumans in the Classroom and Laboratory Chapter 3: Queering Our Relations with Nonhuman Animals: Multispecies Sexuality Beyond the Laboratory Mitch Goldsmith Chapter 4: Teaching to Become Intersectional Allies: Engaged Activism, Ecofeminism, Anarchism, and Building Resistance in the Classroom Damla Isik Part III: Disrupting the Gendered and Sexual Violence Against Nonhuman Animals Chapter 5: The "Unnatural," "Immoral" Hyena and the Implications for Conservation Strategy Annika Hugosson Chapter 6: Humanity and Honeybees: The Inhumane Treatment of Honey Bees and Where We Go From Here Samantha Orsulak Chapter 7: Of Rats and Women: A Cross-Species Read of Space and Place Samentha Sepúlveda and Emily Plec Part IV: Biological and Reproductive Justice for Nonhumans Chapter 8: Reproduction or the Lack Thereof: A Mode of Oppression, a Means to Liberation? Sarah Tomasello, April Piazza, Nathan Poirier Chapter 9: Intersex Inclusion: Indeterminant Sex and Gender Acceptance for Nonhuman Animals Amber E. George Part V: Decoding the Sexual Subjectivity of Nonhumans Chapter 10: Can the Animal Consent? Zoophilia and the Limits of Logocentrism Anastassiya Andrianova Chapter 11: The Zoo Closet: On Whether Bestiality is a Queer Liberation Ethic Jess Ison
Introduction: The Entanglements of Sexuality, Gender, and Species in Critical Animal Studies Amber E. George Part I: Challenging Speciesism, Patriarchy, and Heterosexism in Literature Chapter 1: Animals and the Absent Referent in Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale Kelly Svoboda Chapter 2: "the animals and birds were left in peace": Katharine Burdekin's Queer Utopian Ecology Sarah D'Stair Part II: Liberating Nonhumans in the Classroom and Laboratory Chapter 3: Queering Our Relations with Nonhuman Animals: Multispecies Sexuality Beyond the Laboratory Mitch Goldsmith Chapter 4: Teaching to Become Intersectional Allies: Engaged Activism, Ecofeminism, Anarchism, and Building Resistance in the Classroom Damla Isik Part III: Disrupting the Gendered and Sexual Violence Against Nonhuman Animals Chapter 5: The "Unnatural," "Immoral" Hyena and the Implications for Conservation Strategy Annika Hugosson Chapter 6: Humanity and Honeybees: The Inhumane Treatment of Honey Bees and Where We Go From Here Samantha Orsulak Chapter 7: Of Rats and Women: A Cross-Species Read of Space and Place Samentha Sepúlveda and Emily Plec Part IV: Biological and Reproductive Justice for Nonhumans Chapter 8: Reproduction or the Lack Thereof: A Mode of Oppression, a Means to Liberation? Sarah Tomasello, April Piazza, Nathan Poirier Chapter 9: Intersex Inclusion: Indeterminant Sex and Gender Acceptance for Nonhuman Animals Amber E. George Part V: Decoding the Sexual Subjectivity of Nonhumans Chapter 10: Can the Animal Consent? Zoophilia and the Limits of Logocentrism Anastassiya Andrianova Chapter 11: The Zoo Closet: On Whether Bestiality is a Queer Liberation Ethic Jess Ison
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