Decolonizing Photography by Mary Shannon Johnstone

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What is It Like To Be a Bat in the Time of Covid-19, or How Many Pandemics Could We Have? by Goran Đurđević, Suzana Marjanić

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Cover Stories: Concealing Speciesist Violence in U.S. News Reporting on the COVID-19 “Pork” Industry Crisis by Lisa A. Barca

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Zoofolkloristics: Imagination as a Critical Component by Teya Brooks Pribac, Marjetka Golež Kaučič

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Pratiche contestate. Controversie legali tra comunità patrimoniali e attivismo animalista by Katia Ballacchino, Letizia Bindi

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Pratiche contestate. Controversie legali tra comunità patrimoniali e attivismo animalista by Katia Ballacchino, Letizia Bindi

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Moral Panic over Fake Service Animals by John Sorenson, Atsuko Matsuoka

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CAN THE NON-HUMAN SUBALTERN SPEAK? ADDRESSING INJUSTICE THROUGH PARAKEETS, PENGUINS AND BLUE MACAWS by Sutirtho ROY

Subjects: “…eco-criticism, linguistic, environmental, post-humanism, post-anthropocentrism, non-human, critical animal studies, semiotic, contact zone…”
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Flooding the Exhibition Oceanic Encounters in the Age of Aquarium by Alaina Claire Feldman

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Horror and the Posthuman by Janie Hinds

“… “Horror and the Posthuman” offers a reading of The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym (1838) alongside a reading of critical animal studies that considers nonhumans as capable of not only being the object of ethical practice but also as the subject, as beings that initiate ethical encounters, thereby inhabiting and co-creating a moral world.  …”
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Placing Wild Animals in Botswana by Andrea Bolla, Alice Hovorka

“…This paper highlights specifically geographical perspectives to further explorations of human-animal relations within the realm of critical animal studies. …”
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Domination and Consumption: An Examination of Veganism, Anarchism, and Ecofeminism by Ian Werkheiser

“…Ultimately I will show that anarchism and some of the more radical strains of environmental philosophy such as ecofeminism can greatly contribute to each other and to Critical Animal Studies.…”
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Animal Colonialism in North America: Milk Colonialism, Environmental Racism, and Indigenous Veganism by Denisa Krásná

“…Combining insights from postcolonialism, ecofeminism, and critical animal studies, this article focuses on the colonial experience of nonhuman animals in North America whose exploitation has been integral to the colonial expansionist project. …”
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The Bio-Politics of Bees by Richie Nimmo

“…It is argued that the critical animal studies concept of the “animal-industrial complex” offers a potentially fruitful framework for grasping CCD, but that it ultimately rests upon notions of nonhuman animal subjectivity and objectification which do not translate persuasively to eusocial invertebrates such as honeybees. …”
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Wittgenstein and Feminism: Alice Crary in Conversation with Mickaëlle Provost by Mickaëlle Provost, Alice Crary

“… Alice Crary is a moral and social philosopher who has written widely on issues in metaethics, moral psychology and normative ethics, philosophy and feminism, critical animal studies, critical disability studies, critical philosophy of race, philosophy and literature, and Critical Theory. …”
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Deeply Ecological Deleuze and Guattari by Richard Iveson

“…One of the main reasons for the recent interest in Deleuze and Guattari from within critical animal studies is that their philosophy appears to give to nonhuman animals an access to a “becoming” that is equal in power and affect to those open to the human. …”
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Parallel Lives by Charlotte Kroløkke, Mervi Honkatukia

“…Building upon work in Feminist Science and Technology Studies, Critical Animal Studies, and Critical Heritage Studies, we seek to understand how human and nonhuman animal lives are partially folded together, while also discussing the worlds cultivated in a space of conservation and incarceration. …”
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Advocating for a Political Vegan Feminism: A Rebuttal to Val Plumwood and Donna Haraway’s Criticisms of Ethical Veganism by Andrea Natan Feltrin

“…It critically engages with the ideas of feminist philosophers Val Plumwood and Donna Haraway, revealing how their contributions, while significant in critical animal studies and ecological philosophies, inadvertently allow continued exploitation of non-human animals, especially for food. …”
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On Their Own Skin. To be dressed “like animals” against dressing “with animals”, from representation to performance by Laura Budriesi

“…The inspiring role of animals is read following the zooanthropological perspective- developed in Italy by Roberto Marchesini- and the political point of view of the Critical Animal Studies. With respect to animal exploitation in fashion, a historical introduction is outlined on the birth of antispeciesist struggles against skins and furs, from the American PETA to the Italian LAV and Essere Animali.Then will follow a brief examination of materials of animal origin, from crocodile skins to wool and related investigations and reports of abuse by animal rights associations. …”
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Foucault’s Fossils: Life Itself and the Return to Nature in Feminist Philosophy by Lynne Huffer

“…This essay asks about the return to nature and “life itself” in contemporary feminist philosophy and theory, from the new materialisms to feminist science studies to environmental ethics and critical animal studies. Unlike traditional naturalisms, the contemporary turn to nature is explicitly posthumanist. …”
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