Methods in Human-Animal Studies

Methods in Human-Animal Studies

Engaging With Animals Through the Social Sciences

Colombino, Annalisa; Bruckner, Heide K.

Taylor & Francis Ltd

11/2024

214

Mole

9781032505084

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Chapter 1: Hidden in plain sight: how (and why) to attend to the animal in human-animal relations

PART I THEORISING

Chapter 2: Decentring humans in research methods: visibilising other animal realities

Chapter 3: Understanding human-animal relations from the perspective of work

Chapter 4: Re-thinking animal and human personhood: towards co-created narratives of affective, embodied, emplaced becomings of human and nonhuman life

PART II: COLLABORATING

Chapter 5: Two species ethnography: honey bees as a case study of an interdisciplinary "more-than-human" method

Chapter 6: Trekking a predator's journey: paths through the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

Chapter 7: How to do multispecies-ethnographies when exploring human-(wild) animal interactions: affect, multisensory communication and materiality

PART III: VISUALISING

Chapter 8: Shared sensory signs: mine detection rats and their handlers in Cambodia

Chapter 9: Doing multispecies ethnography with mobile video: exploring human-animal contact zones

Chapter 10: Getting visceral: body mapping the humanimalian
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