Humans, Animals and Environments

7.5 credits

Reading list, Master's level, 5GN045

  • Acampora, Ralph R., Corporal compassion: animal ethics and philosophy of body, Pittsburgh, PA, University of Pittsburgh Press, 2006 (p. 1–24.)
  • Acampora, Ralph R., Real animals? An inquiry on behalf of relational zoöntology, Part of: Human ecology review., 2001(8):2 (p. 73–78)
  • Ahuya, Neel, Intimate Atmospheres: Queer Theory in a Time of Extinctions., Part of: GLQ, 2015(21):2-3 (p. 365–380 (15 p.))
  • Alaimo, Stacy, Eluding Capture: The Science, Culture, and Pleasure of Queer Animals., Part of: Queer ecologies, Bloomington, Ind., Indiana University Press, [2010], p. 1 online resource (x, 410 pages) (p. 51–68 (17 p.))
  • Bell, David, "Queernaturecultures", Part of: Queer ecologies, Bloomington, Ind., Indiana University Press, [2010], p. 1 online resource (x, 410 pages) (p. 134–143 (9 p.))
  • Birke, Lynda; Thompsin, Kirilly, Stories of Animal Passports: Tracing Disease, Movements, and Identities., Part of: Humanimalia: a journal of human/animal interface studies, 2013(5):1 (p. 1–20 (20 p.))
  • Buller, Henry, Animal Geographies I, Part of: Progress in human geography., 2013(38):2 (p. 308–318)
  • Burton, Rob; Peoples, Sue; H. Cooper, Mark, "Building 'cowshed cultures': A cultural perspective on the promotion of stockmanship and animal welfare on dairy farms", Part of: Journal of rural studies, 2012(28) (p. 174–187 (13 p.))
  • Cattelino, Jessica R., Loving the Native: Invasive Species and the Cultural Politics of Flourishing., Part of: The Routledge companion to the environmental humanities, London, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2017, p. xvi, 489 pages (p. 129–135 (16 p.))
  • Chrulew, Matthew, Reversing Extinction: Restoration and Resurrection in the Pleistocene Rewilding Projects., Part of: Humanimalia: a journal of human/animal interface studies, 2011(2):2 (p. 4–20 (16 p.))
  • Clark, Nigel, "Ways to Make a World: From Relational Materiality to Radical Asymmetry", Part of: Inhuman nature, Los Angeles, [Calif.], SAGE, 2011, p. 1 online resource (xxii, 245 p.). (s. 27–54 (17 s.))
  • Coates, Peter, American perceptions of immigrant and invasive species: strangers on the land, Berkeley, University of California Press, 2007 (p. 1–27 (27 p.))
  • Colebrook, Claire, Difference, Time and Organic Extinction., Part of: Sex After Life: Essays on Extinction, Vol. 2, Open Humanities Press, 2014 (p. 126–136 (10 p.))
  • Cudworth, Erika, "Beyond Speciesism: Intersectionality, Critical Sociology and the Human Domination of Other Animals.", Part of: The rise of critical animal studies, London, Routledge, 2014, p. xix, 286 pages (p. 19–32 (13 p.))
  • Davis, Heather, Toxic Progeny: The Plastisphere and Other Queer Futures., Part of: philoSOPHIA, 2015(5):2 (p. 231–250 (19 p.))
  • Deleuze, Gilles; Guattari, Felix, "Becoming-Intense, Becoming-Animal, Becoming-Imperceptible", Part of: A thousand plateaus, London, Continuum, 2002, p. 610 s. (p. 232–309 (77 p.))
  • Derrida, Jacques, "The Animal That Therefore I am (More to follow)", Part of: Critical inquiry., 2002(28) (p. 369–418 (49 p.))
  • Di Chiro, Giovanna, Polluted Politics? Confronting Toxic Discourse, Sex Panic, and Eco-Normativity., Part of: Queer ecologies, Bloomington, Ind., Indiana University Press, [2010], p. 1 online resource (x, 410 pages) (p. 190–224 (34 p.))
  • Fritz-Henry, Erin, "Multiple Temporalities and the Nonhuman Other", Part of: Environmental Humanities, 2017(9):1 (p. 1–16 (16 p.))
  • Garlick, Ben; Symons, Kate, Geographies of Extinction: Exploring the Spatiotemporal Relations of Species Death., Part of: Environmental Humanities, 2020(12):1 (p. 296–316 (20 p.))
  • Geroux, Robert, Introduction to the Special Issue: Decolonizing Animal Studies., Part of: Humanimalia: a journal of human/animal interface studies, 2019(10):2 (p. 1–6 (6 p.))
  • Govindrajan, Radhika, The goat herself has changed: Hindu nationalism, cow protection, and bovine materiality", Part of: Animal intimacies: interspecies relatedness in India's Central Himalayas, 2018 (p. 62–89 (27 p.))
  • Grebowicz, Margaret, When Species Meat: Confronting Bestiality Pornography., Part of: Humanimalia: a journal of human/animal interface studies, 2010(1):2 (p. 1–14 (14 p.))
  • Gundermann, Christian, Equine/Human Lyme Embodiments: Towards a Feminist Ecology of Entangled Becomings., Part of: Humanimalia: a journal of human/animal interface studies, 2019(10):2 (. 150–172 (22 p.))
  • Haraway, Donna Jeanne, Staying with the trouble: making kin in the Chthulucene, Durham, Duke University Press, 2016 (p. 58–98)
  • Haraway, Donna Jeanne, The companion species manifesto: dogs, people and significant otherness, Chicago, Prickly Paradigm, cop. 2003
  • Haraway, Donna Jeanne, When species meet, Minneapolis, University of Minnesota Press, cop. 2008 (p. 3–42 (39 p.))
  • Haraway, Donna, Anthropocene, Capitalocene, Plantationocene, Chthulucene: Making Kin., Part of: Environmental Humanities, 2015(6) (p. 159–165 (6 p.))
  • Hartigan, John, "Knowing Animals: Multispecies Ethnography and the Scope of Anthropology", Part of: American anthropologist, 2021(0):0 (p. 1–15 (15 p.))
  • Hartigan, John, "Racial thinking Transgenics versus Razas", Part of: Care of the Species: Races of Corn and the Science of Plant Biodiversity, University of Minnesota Press, 2017 (p. 53–85 (32 p.))
  • Hayward, Eva, "Lessons from a Starfish", Part of: Queering the non/human, Aldershot, Hampshire, England, Ashgate, cop. 2008, p. xxviii, 384 p. (p. 249–262 (13 p.))
  • Hayward, Eva; Weinstein, Jami, Introduction: Tranimalities in the Age of Trans* Life, Part of: Transgender Studies Quarterly, 2015(2):2 (p. 195–206 (11 p.))
  • Hird, Myra, "Animal Transex", Part of: Australian feminist studies, 2006(21):49 (p. 35–45 (10 p.))
  • Hird, Myra J., The origins of sociable life: evolution after science studies, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, c2009 (p. 54–57, 103–115 (21 p.))
  • Hunt, Alastair; Niemann, Michelle, "Just animals", Part of: The South Atlantic quarterly, 2016(115):2 (p. 231–244 (13 p.))
  • Ingold, Tim, The perception of the environment: essays on livelihood, dwelling and skill, London, Routledge, 2000 (p. 172–189 (17 p.))
  • Irni, Kuura, Queering Multispecies Bonding: Reading Donna Haraways Dog Stories as Queer Feminism., Part of: Humanimalia: a journal of human/animal interface studies, 2020(12):1 (p. 188–200 (12 p.))
  • Jaquette Ray,, Sarah, Introduction: The Ecological Other., Part of: The ecological other, Tucson, University of Arizona Press, c2013, p. ix, 209 p. (p. 1–30 (30 p.))
  • John Hartigan, "How to interview a plant: Ethnography of life forms", Part of: Care of the Species: Races of Corn and the Science of Plant Biodiversity, University of Minnesota Press, 2017 (p. 253–281 (28 p.))
  • John, Kelsey Dale, Animal ColonialismIllustrating Intersections between Animal Studies and Settler Colonial Studies through Diné Horsemanship., Part of: Humanimalia: a journal of human/animal interface studies, 2019(10):2 (p. 42–63 (21 p.))
  • Jones, Owain; Rigby, Kate; Williams, Linda, Everyday Ecocide, Toxic Dwelling, and the Inability to Mourn: A Response to Geographies of Extinction., Part of: Environmental Humanities, 2020(12):1 (p. 388–403 (15 p.))
  • Kramer, Peter; Bressan, Paola, Humans as Superorganisms: How Microbes, Viruses, Imprinted Genes, and Other Selfish Entities Shape Our Behavior., Part of: Perspectives on psychological science, 2015(10):4 (p. 464–481 (17 p.))
  • Lowe, Cecilia; Munster, Ursula, The Viral Creep: Elephants and Herpes in Times of Extinction., Part of: Environmental Humanities, 2016(8):1 (p. 118–139 (21 p.))
  • Lönngren, Ann-Sofie, Thats When He Comes Rushing into Her Life. Swedish Literary Depictions of Human-Animal Sexual Contact at the Turn of the Twenty-First Century., Part of: Humanimalia: a journal of human/animal interface studies, 2020(12):1 (p. 167–180 (13 p.))
  • Meijer, Eva, The Melancholic Animal On Depression and Animality., Part of: Humanimalia: a journal of human/animal interface studies, 2019(11):1 (p. 109–21 (11 p.))
  • Nimmo, Richard, Enfolding the BioSocial Collective: Ontological Politics in the Evolution of Social Insects", Part of: Humanimalia: a journal of human/animal interface studies, 2018(9):2 (p. 28–43 (15 p.))
  • Ogden, Laura, The Beaver Diaspora: A Thought Experiment., Part of: Environmental Humanities, 2018(10):1 (p. 63–80 (17 p.))
  • Oksanen, Markku; Vuorisalo, Timo, De-Extinct Species as Wildlife., Part of: Trace (Turku), 2017(3) (p. 5–23 (18 p.))
  • Petitt, Andrea; Hovorka, Alice J., Women and Cattle “Becoming-With” in Botswana, 2020 (p. 145–166 (12 p.))
  • Picard, Martin; Sandi, Carmen, "The Social Nature of Mitochondria: Implications for Human Health", Part of: Neuroscience and biobehavioral reviews, 2021(120) (p. 595–610 (15 p.))
  • Porter, Natalie, Risky Zoographies: The Limits of Place in Avian Flu Management., Part of: Environmental Humanities, 2012(1) (p. 103–121 (18 p.))
  • Powys Whyte, Kyle, Our Ancestors Dystopia Now: Indigenous Conservation and the Anthropocene., Part of: The Routledge companion to the environmental humanities, London, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2017, p. xvi, 489 pages (s. 206–213 (7 s.))
  • Reis-Castro, Luisa, Becoming Without: Making Transgenic Mosquitoes and Disease Control in Brazil., Part of: Environmental Humanities, 2021(13):2 (p. 323–341 (18 p.))
  • Sandilands, Catriona, "Some 'F' Words for the Environmental Humanities: Feralitites, Feminism, Futurities", Part of: The Routledge companion to the environmental humanities, London, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2017, p. xvi, 489 pages (p. 443–450 (p. 9))
  • Segerdahl, Pär, "Can natural behaviour be cultivated? The farm as local human/animal culture", Part of: Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics, 2007(20) (p. 167–193 (26 p.))
  • Serres, Michel.; Schehr, Lawrence R., The parasite, 1st University of Minnesota Press ed., Minneapolis, University of Minnesota Press, 2007 (p. 3–49.)
  • Shukin, Nicole, Biomobility: Calculating Kinship in an Era of Pandemic Speculation., Part of: Animal Capital, 2009 (p. 181–223 (42 p.))
  • Straube, Wibke, Toxic Bodies: Ticks, Trans Bodies, and the Ethics of Response-Ability in Art and Activist Writing., Part of: Environmental Humanities, 2019(11):1 (p. 216–235 (19 p.))
  • Sturgeon, Nöel, Penguin Family Values: The Nature of Planetary Environmental Reproductive Justice., Part of: Queer ecologies, Bloomington, Ind., Indiana University Press, [2010], p. 1 online resource (x, 410 pages) (p. 103–128 (25 p.))
  • Tsing, Anna, "Unruly Edges: Mushrooms as Companion Species", Part of: Environmental Humanities, 2012(1) (p. 141–154 (13 p.))
  • van Dooren, Thom; Eben Kirksey, Ursula Münster, "Multispecies Studies: Cultivating Arts of Attentiveness", Part of: Environmental Humanities, 2016(8):1 (p. 1–17 (17 p.))
  • Wetzel, Jennifer, "Turning Over a New Leaf: Fanonian Humanism and Environmental Justice., Part of: The Routledge companion to the environmental humanities, London, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2017, p. xvi, 489 pages (p. 165–172 (7 p.))
  • Wolfe, Cary, "Introduction", Part of: Animal rites, Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 2003, p. 237 s. (p. 1–17 (17 p.))
  • Yusoff, Kathryn, Geology, Race, Matter., Part of: A billion black anthropocenes or none, Minneapolis, University of Minnesota Press, [2018], p. 1 online resource (xiv, 115 sidor) (p. 1–14 (14 p.))
  • Zahara, Alexander R.D; Hird, Myra, "Raven, Dog, Human: Inhuman Colonialism and Unsettling Cosmologies", Part of: Environmental Humanities, 2015(7) (p. 169–190 (21 p.))
  • Climate Change, Vulnerability, and Responsibility., Part of: Hypatia, 2011(26):4 (s. 690–710 (20 s.))

* Compulsory