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1. Love and Death: Theoretical and Practical Examination of Human-Animal Relations in Creating Wild Animal Osteobiography

   Contributor(s):: Hull, Emily H.

2. Dogs Feared and Dogs Loved: Human-Dog Relations in the Late Ottoman Empire

   Contributor(s):: Gündoğdu, Cihangir

3. Mapping Human–Animal Interaction Studies: A Bibliometric Analysis

   Contributor(s):: Collado, Eduardo Barona, Martín, Pedro Tomé, Serena, Olga Campos

4. Recommendations for Transdisciplinary Professional Competencies and Ethics for Animal-Assisted Therapies and Interventions

   

   | Contributor(s):: Trevathan-Minnis, M., Johnson, A., Howie, A. R.

   AAI is a transdisciplinary field that has grown exponentially in recent decades. This growth has not always been synergistic across fields, creating a need for more consistent language and standards, a call for which many professionals in the field have made. Under the umbrella of human-animal...

5. Teaching the Nonhuman Animal in Higher Education: Interdisciplinary Experiential Learning

   | Contributor(s):: Hovorka, Alice J.

6. Into the Breach: Toward an Interspecies Politics

   | Contributor(s):: Dubeau, Mathieu

7. Animals in Ancient Greek Warfare: A Study of the Elephant, Camel, and Dog

   

   | Contributor(s):: Rice, Jenna Rae

   My dissertation asserts that the study of animals is integral to the thorough understanding of the ancient military landscape, and three animals in particular warrant particular attention: the elephant, camel, and dog. I place these animals into the broader context of ancient warfare through...

8. Controlling the Uncontrollable: a Grounded Discursive Study of the Human-Animal Relationship “Captured” in the Rogue Elephant

   | Contributor(s):: Granden, Michelle

9. Rogue elephants in the news: A cultural-discursive study

   | Contributor(s):: Granden, Michelle

10. Social Enterprise as a Model to Improve Live Release and Euthanasia Rates in Animal Shelters

    | Contributor(s):: Thomsen, J., Thomsen, B., Copeland, K., Coose, S., Blackwell, S., Dante, V.

11. Human-Animal Studies: Remembering the Past, Celebrating the Present, Troubling the Future

    

    | Contributor(s):: Shapiro, K.

    This is the third in a series of reports on the state of the field of Human-Animal Studies. In the introductory section, major terms in the prevailing definition of the field—Human-Animal Studies is the interdisciplinary study of human-animal relationships—are unpacked and critically...

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    Manon Ouellette

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13. Animals and Organisations: An Ethic of Care Framework

    | Contributor(s):: Connolly, Lucy, Cullen, John G.

14. THE WATCHING DOG The Animal Gaze in Jack London's "To Build a Fire"

    

    | Contributor(s):: Amanda Flinck

    This essay examines the role of the nameless dog in Jack London’s 1908 short story “To Build a Fire”. While it is a story previously studied for its naturalist and determinist themes, this essay turns the spotlight onto the dog as a significant character that should not be...

15. Life vs. Unlife: Interspecies Solidarity and Companionism in Contemporary American Literature

    

    | Contributor(s):: Barnaby McLaughlin

    This dissertation explores the representations of interspecies relationships in contemporary American literature. In recent years, interdisciplinary attention, variously referred to under the umbrella categories of Posthumanism," "Human-Animal Studies," "Animality...

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    Eunice Chen

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17. Defamiliarising the Zoo : Representations of Nonhuman Animal Captivity in Five Contemporary Novels

    | Contributor(s):: Hadassa Prattley

    While human-animal relations have always been part of human cultures the public zoo is a relatively recent phenomenon that reflects very specific elements of Western cultures’ modern ideas about, and relationships with, nonhuman animals. By becoming such a familiar part of popular culture...

18. The human horse: equine husbandry, anthropomorphic hierarchies, and daily life in Lower Saxony, 1550-1735

    | Contributor(s):: Amanda Eisemann

    This dissertation examines how human-animal relationships were formed through daily equine trade networks in early modern Germany. As reflections of human cultural values and experiences, these relationships had a significant impact in early modern Braunschweig-Lüneburg both on the practice...

19. At Home, with the Good Horses: Relationality, Roles, Identity and Ideology in Iron Age Inner Asia

    | Contributor(s):: Gala Argent

    As an overarching theme, this thesis is concerned with investigating archaeologically the relationships between humans and horses within the Iron Age Inner Asian society of the Pazyryk archaeological culture. Prior archaeologies of horses in Iron Age Eurasia have approached them in a segmented...

20. A interação humano-animal e o uso de homeopatia em bovinos de leite

    | Contributor(s):: Luciana Aparecida Honorato

    Um fator importante para o bem-estar de animais de produção é a forte interação humano-animal decorrente do processo de produção, que por sua vez, é norteada pelas atitudes dos humanos em relação aos animais. O objetivo deste...