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JCAS VOLUME 15, Issue 4, June 2018

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VOLUME 15, ISSUE 4, June 2018

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Issue Introduction: Religious Practice Informing Critical Animal Studies

Amber E. George
Pp. 1-3

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ESSAYS

Religion, Critical Animal Studies, and the Political Turn: Nonhuman Animal Belonging and Participation from Secular and Religious Perspectives

Michael Allen and Erica von Essen

Pp. 4-29
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JCAS Submission Guidelines

P. 30

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JCAS Volume 15, Issue 3, May 2018

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VOLUME 15, ISSUE 3, May 2018

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Issue Introduction: Reimagining Human and Nonhuman Cohabitation

Amber E. George
Pp. 1-3

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ESSAYS

Follow the Rat. From Necropolitics to A Theory of Interspecies Cohabitation

Gabriela Jarzebowska

Pp. 4-25
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JCAS Submission Guidelines

P. 26

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JCAS Volume 15, Issue 2, April 2018

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VOLUME 15, ISSUE 2, April 2018

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Issue Introduction: An Analysis of Feline Digital Culture

Amber E. George
Pp. 1-3

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ESSAYS

Pet Keeping on the Internet: The Cultural Politics of Cat Internet Videos and the CatVidFest

Anna Feuerstein

Pp. 4-32
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JCAS Submission Guidelines

P. 33

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JCAS Volume 15, Issue 1, March 2018

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Issue Introduction: What Sci-Fi Has to Offer as Nonhuman Animal Activist-Scholars

Amber E. George
Pp. 1-2

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ESSAYS

Suffering for Utopia: ‘The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas’ and Confined Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs)

William Huggins

Pp. 3-26
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JCAS Submission Guidelines

Pp. 27-28

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JCAS Volume 14, Issue 3, December 2017

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VOLUME 14, ISSUE 3, December 2017

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Issue Introduction

Amber E. George
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ESSAYS

Salvaging Shame, Saving Ourselves: The Productive Role of Shame for Animals and Marginalized Life

Brianne Donaldson and Isaac Willis

Pp. 4-26
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JCAS Submission Guidelines

Pp. 27-28

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JCAS Volume 14, Issue 2, October 2017

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Issue Introduction

Amber E. George
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ESSAYS
Elephant Tracings: A Critical Animal/ Postcolonial Geneology of The Royal Museum for Central Africa

S. Marek Muller
Pp. 5-41

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JCAS Submission Guidelines

Pp. 42-43

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JCAS Volume 14, Issue 1, May 2017

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VOLUME 14, ISSUE 1, May 2017

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Issue Introduction

Amber E. George
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ESSAYS
Guillermo Vargas’s Exposition #1 in the Context of Global Animal Ethics

Claudia Alonso Recarte
Pp. 4-36

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JCAS Submission Guidelines

Pp. 37-40

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JCAS Volume 13, Issue 1, December 2015

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JCAS Volume 13, Issue 1, December 2015
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  • Issue Introduction
    Pg. 1-4
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ESSAYS
  • Animals within the Rousseauian Republic
    Parker Schill
    Pg. 6-32
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  • Tensions between Multicultural Rights and the Rights of Domesticated and Liminal Animals: An Analysis of Will Kymlicka and Sue Donaldson’s Philosophy
    Luis Cordeiro Rodrigues
    Pg. 33-65
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  • Home is Where the Food Is: Barriers to Vegetarianism and Veganism in the Domestic Sphere
    Kathryn Asher and Elizabeth Cherry
    Pg. 66-91

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  • Challenging Sexism while Supporting Speciesism: The Views of Estonian Feminist on Animal Liberation and Its Links to Feminism
    Kadri Aavik and Dagmar Kase
    Pg. 92-127

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FILM REVIEWS

  • Review: Interstellar (2014)
    Luís Cordeiro Rodrigues
    Pg. 128-135

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  • Review: This is Hope: Green Vegans and the New Human Ecology (2013) by Will Anderso
    Joel Helfrich
    Pg. 136-142

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BOOK REVIEWS

  • Review: Animal Oppression & Human Violence: Domesecration, Capitalism, and Global Conflict (2013) by David Nibbert
    Jake Dionne
    Pg. 143-150

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  • Review: Growl: Life Lessons, Hard Truths, and Bold Strategies from an Animal Advocate by Kim Stallwood
    Norm Phelps
    Pg. 151-161

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  • JCAS Submission Guidelines
    Pg. 162-163

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JCAS Volume 12, Issue 4, December 2014

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VOLUME 12, ISSUE 4, May 2014

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  • Issue Introduction
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ESSAYS
  • Analyzing Categories: Harvey Sacks and Critical Animal Studies
    Carmen Dell’Aversano
    Pg. 5-20
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  • Behaving Like Animals: Shame and the Human-Animal Border in The Unbearable Lightness of Being and Disgrace
    Daniella Cádiz Bedini
    Pg. 21-53
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  • Fishing in Fiction: A Critical Animal Studies Analysis of Fishing in Two Examples of Popular Fishing Literature
    Donelle Gadenne
    Pg. 54-78

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  • “This Image Cannot be Displayed”: Critical Visual Pedagogy and Images from Factory Farms
    Troy A. Martin
    Pg. 79-104

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  • Stray Philosophy: Human-Dog Observations on Language, Freedom and Politics
    Eva Meijer
    Pg. 105-135

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FILM REVIEWS

  • The Raw, the Cooked, and the Scavenged
    Review: Beasts of the Southern Wild (2012)
    Lucinda Cole
    Pg. 136-147

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  • Review: Maximum Tolerated Dose (2012)
    Justin Kay
    Pg. 148-156

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BOOK REVIEWS

  • Review: Perspectives on Human-Animal Communication: Internatural Communication (2013), Ed. Emily Plec
    Alex C. Parrish
    Pg. 157-164

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  • Review: On Their Own Terms (2010), Lee Hall
    Anastasia Yarbrough
    Pg. 165-177

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  • JCAS Submission Guidelines
    Pg. 178-179

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