Vol. 14 No. 2 (2024)

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Special Issue:
Life with and without Animals

Guest edited by
Angela Bartram,
Johanna Hällsten, and
Christine Parker

Published: 2024-05-13

Editorial

Guest Editors’ Introduction

Angela Bartram, Johanna Hällsten, Christine Parker (Author)

iii–vii
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Articles

Passing – Captive – Still (Rare Breed Birds)

Snæbjörnsdóttir/Wilson (Author)

1–22
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Embracing the Radical Cartographies of the Doggy Dérive A Walk in Three Acts

Darren O'Brien (Author)

23–54
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Horizon/Horse On Photography and Multispecies Bonding

Lee Deigaard (Author)

55–112
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Apace Dog Walking, Kinaesthetic Empathy, and Posthuman Ethos in the Great North Woods

Susan McHugh (Author)

113–145
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Bigfoot Swims in the Garden of Eden A History of Hellbenders and American Cultural Identity

Andrew Craig (Author)

147–184
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Goodbye Old Man? The Evolution of the Soldier–Horse Relationship in Myth and Memory, 1880–1939.

Jane Flynn (Author)

185–224
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Older Humans and Their Dogs Interspecies Companionship and Anticipating Loss

Angela Bartram (Author)

225–257
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Review Articles

The Line is Death: Animal Fugitivity and Urban Planning Review of Maan Barua, Lively Cities: Reconfiguring Urban Ecology and Peter S. Alagona, The Accidental Ecosystem: People in Wildlife in American Cities

Imogen Grigorovich (Author)

289–300
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Other Articles

Animal Drag The Critical and Conscious Performance of Animality

Nicola McCartney (Author)

259–287
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Reviews

Armchair Sciurologist? Review of Peter Coates, Squirrel Nation: Reds, Greys and the Meaning of Home

Judith Krauss (Author)

301–307
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“A satire is when it’s the same as here but there’s animals in it” Review of Robert McKay and Susan McHugh, eds., Animal Satire

Emelia Quinn (Author)

309–320
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Disarranging Narrative Review of Louise Green, Fragments from the History of Loss: The Nature Industry and the Postcolony

Sarah Nuttall (Author)

321–325
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Don't Let Them Eat Horse Review of Kari Weil, Precarious Partners: Horses and Their Humans in Nineteenth-Century France

Christian Gundermann (Author)

327–339
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Recentring the Animal in Multispecies Ethnography Review of John Hartigan, Jr., Shaving the Beasts: Wild Horses and Ritual in Spain

Jeannette Vaught (Author)

341–356
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