Research Handbook on Animals and Society
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Research Handbook on Animals and Society
Mertig, Angela
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
04/2026
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9781035300082
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Contents
PART I INTRODUCTION
1 Introduction: animals and society (human-animal studies) and the
Research Handbook on Animals and Society 2
Angela G. Mertig
2 Animals in academia 13
Angela G. Mertig, Sophia Mae Roberts, Lillian Reid, Briana Grove,
Emme Akers and Meghan Pittenger
PART II EVOLUTIONARY AND (PRE) HISTORICAL CONNECTIONS
3 Humans as animals 51
Maria Botero
4 Animals and humans in the paleolithic 66
Shumon T. Hussain
5 Domestication: a turning point in the history of human-animal
relationships 90
Nerissa Russell
6 Animals in (Western) historical thinking 107
Thomas Aiello
PART III THINKING ABOUT ANIMALS
7 Animals as symbols 126
Ann-Sofie Loenngren
8 Anthropomorphism: the challenge of representing animals 141
Jenny R. Vermilya
9 Philosophy and animals 153
Matthew Calarco
10 Public opinion and attitudes toward animals 170
Angela G. Mertig
PART IV ANIMAL ROLES IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY
11 Animals as products I: consuming animals as food 201
Annie Potts and Eilish Espiner
12 Animals as products II: rethinking the consumption of animals in fashion
and non-food products - tracing the evolution of a social phenomenon 220
Rachel Lamarche-Beauchesne and Naomi Bailey-Cooper
13 Animals as pets 242
Leslie Irvine
14 Animals at work I: becoming familiar with the nonhuman organizational
stranger 259
Linda Tallberg and Lindsay Hamilton
15 Animals at work II: recognizing workers across species 275
Tiamat Warda
16 Animals in tourism and entertainment 292
Jordan R. McNeillie and David A. Fennell
17 Managing wild and liminal animals: perspectives from different
disciplines 313
Susan Boonman-Berson and Tanja M. Straka
PART V SOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUES AND ACTIVISM
18 Animals in green criminology 332
Amy Fitzgerald, Jennifer Halliday, Bridget Nicholls and Alex Painter
19 Towards a vegan standpoint: the epistemological and methodological
repercussions of The Animatrix 351
Matthew Melsa, Kate Stewart and Lynda Korimboccus
20 Social movements regarding animals 367
Elizabeth Cherry
PART I INTRODUCTION
1 Introduction: animals and society (human-animal studies) and the
Research Handbook on Animals and Society 2
Angela G. Mertig
2 Animals in academia 13
Angela G. Mertig, Sophia Mae Roberts, Lillian Reid, Briana Grove,
Emme Akers and Meghan Pittenger
PART II EVOLUTIONARY AND (PRE) HISTORICAL CONNECTIONS
3 Humans as animals 51
Maria Botero
4 Animals and humans in the paleolithic 66
Shumon T. Hussain
5 Domestication: a turning point in the history of human-animal
relationships 90
Nerissa Russell
6 Animals in (Western) historical thinking 107
Thomas Aiello
PART III THINKING ABOUT ANIMALS
7 Animals as symbols 126
Ann-Sofie Loenngren
8 Anthropomorphism: the challenge of representing animals 141
Jenny R. Vermilya
9 Philosophy and animals 153
Matthew Calarco
10 Public opinion and attitudes toward animals 170
Angela G. Mertig
PART IV ANIMAL ROLES IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY
11 Animals as products I: consuming animals as food 201
Annie Potts and Eilish Espiner
12 Animals as products II: rethinking the consumption of animals in fashion
and non-food products - tracing the evolution of a social phenomenon 220
Rachel Lamarche-Beauchesne and Naomi Bailey-Cooper
13 Animals as pets 242
Leslie Irvine
14 Animals at work I: becoming familiar with the nonhuman organizational
stranger 259
Linda Tallberg and Lindsay Hamilton
15 Animals at work II: recognizing workers across species 275
Tiamat Warda
16 Animals in tourism and entertainment 292
Jordan R. McNeillie and David A. Fennell
17 Managing wild and liminal animals: perspectives from different
disciplines 313
Susan Boonman-Berson and Tanja M. Straka
PART V SOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUES AND ACTIVISM
18 Animals in green criminology 332
Amy Fitzgerald, Jennifer Halliday, Bridget Nicholls and Alex Painter
19 Towards a vegan standpoint: the epistemological and methodological
repercussions of The Animatrix 351
Matthew Melsa, Kate Stewart and Lynda Korimboccus
20 Social movements regarding animals 367
Elizabeth Cherry
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Human-animal studies; Animal turn; Animals and social justice; Animal welfare; Animal roles; Human-animal relationships; Animals and society
Contents
PART I INTRODUCTION
1 Introduction: animals and society (human-animal studies) and the
Research Handbook on Animals and Society 2
Angela G. Mertig
2 Animals in academia 13
Angela G. Mertig, Sophia Mae Roberts, Lillian Reid, Briana Grove,
Emme Akers and Meghan Pittenger
PART II EVOLUTIONARY AND (PRE) HISTORICAL CONNECTIONS
3 Humans as animals 51
Maria Botero
4 Animals and humans in the paleolithic 66
Shumon T. Hussain
5 Domestication: a turning point in the history of human-animal
relationships 90
Nerissa Russell
6 Animals in (Western) historical thinking 107
Thomas Aiello
PART III THINKING ABOUT ANIMALS
7 Animals as symbols 126
Ann-Sofie Loenngren
8 Anthropomorphism: the challenge of representing animals 141
Jenny R. Vermilya
9 Philosophy and animals 153
Matthew Calarco
10 Public opinion and attitudes toward animals 170
Angela G. Mertig
PART IV ANIMAL ROLES IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY
11 Animals as products I: consuming animals as food 201
Annie Potts and Eilish Espiner
12 Animals as products II: rethinking the consumption of animals in fashion
and non-food products - tracing the evolution of a social phenomenon 220
Rachel Lamarche-Beauchesne and Naomi Bailey-Cooper
13 Animals as pets 242
Leslie Irvine
14 Animals at work I: becoming familiar with the nonhuman organizational
stranger 259
Linda Tallberg and Lindsay Hamilton
15 Animals at work II: recognizing workers across species 275
Tiamat Warda
16 Animals in tourism and entertainment 292
Jordan R. McNeillie and David A. Fennell
17 Managing wild and liminal animals: perspectives from different
disciplines 313
Susan Boonman-Berson and Tanja M. Straka
PART V SOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUES AND ACTIVISM
18 Animals in green criminology 332
Amy Fitzgerald, Jennifer Halliday, Bridget Nicholls and Alex Painter
19 Towards a vegan standpoint: the epistemological and methodological
repercussions of The Animatrix 351
Matthew Melsa, Kate Stewart and Lynda Korimboccus
20 Social movements regarding animals 367
Elizabeth Cherry
PART I INTRODUCTION
1 Introduction: animals and society (human-animal studies) and the
Research Handbook on Animals and Society 2
Angela G. Mertig
2 Animals in academia 13
Angela G. Mertig, Sophia Mae Roberts, Lillian Reid, Briana Grove,
Emme Akers and Meghan Pittenger
PART II EVOLUTIONARY AND (PRE) HISTORICAL CONNECTIONS
3 Humans as animals 51
Maria Botero
4 Animals and humans in the paleolithic 66
Shumon T. Hussain
5 Domestication: a turning point in the history of human-animal
relationships 90
Nerissa Russell
6 Animals in (Western) historical thinking 107
Thomas Aiello
PART III THINKING ABOUT ANIMALS
7 Animals as symbols 126
Ann-Sofie Loenngren
8 Anthropomorphism: the challenge of representing animals 141
Jenny R. Vermilya
9 Philosophy and animals 153
Matthew Calarco
10 Public opinion and attitudes toward animals 170
Angela G. Mertig
PART IV ANIMAL ROLES IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY
11 Animals as products I: consuming animals as food 201
Annie Potts and Eilish Espiner
12 Animals as products II: rethinking the consumption of animals in fashion
and non-food products - tracing the evolution of a social phenomenon 220
Rachel Lamarche-Beauchesne and Naomi Bailey-Cooper
13 Animals as pets 242
Leslie Irvine
14 Animals at work I: becoming familiar with the nonhuman organizational
stranger 259
Linda Tallberg and Lindsay Hamilton
15 Animals at work II: recognizing workers across species 275
Tiamat Warda
16 Animals in tourism and entertainment 292
Jordan R. McNeillie and David A. Fennell
17 Managing wild and liminal animals: perspectives from different
disciplines 313
Susan Boonman-Berson and Tanja M. Straka
PART V SOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUES AND ACTIVISM
18 Animals in green criminology 332
Amy Fitzgerald, Jennifer Halliday, Bridget Nicholls and Alex Painter
19 Towards a vegan standpoint: the epistemological and methodological
repercussions of The Animatrix 351
Matthew Melsa, Kate Stewart and Lynda Korimboccus
20 Social movements regarding animals 367
Elizabeth Cherry
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