Teaching the Animal: Human–Animal Studies across the Disciplines
Edited by Margo DeMello

Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction

I. Humanities


1. Hybrid Vigor: Interbreeding Cultural Studies and Human–Animal Studies
   Annie Potts and Philip Armstrong
2. Teaching Animal Movies
   Pete Porter
3. History from Below: Animals as Historical Subjects
   Georgina M. Montgomery and Linda Kalof
4. Animal Writes: Literature and the Discourse of Species
   Carrie Rohman
5. Examined Lives: Teaching Human–Animal Studies in Philosophy
   Mylan Engel Jr. and Kathie Jenni
6. Religion and Other Animals
   Paul Waldau
7. Teaching Difference: Sex, Gender, Species
   Lori Gruen and Kari Weil
   
   II. Social Sciences
   
   
8. Anthropology’s Animals
   Molly Mullin
9. Animal Geographies: Exploring the Spaces and Places of Human–Animal Encounters
   Jody Emel and Julie Urbanik
10. Law and Other Animals
    Paul Waldau
11. Psychology and Human–Animal Studies: Roads Not (Yet) Taken
    Kenneth Shapiro
12. Social Work and Other Animals: Living up to Ecological Practice
    Christina Risley-Curtiss
13. Exploring the Animal-Human Bond through a Sociological Lens
    Cheryl Joseph
    
    III. Natural Sciences
    
    
14. Two Interdisciplinary Courses on the Use and Welfare of Animals
    David Fraser, Daniel Weary & Marina A.G. von Keyserlingk
15. Wildlife & Society: A Strategy for Remembering People in Ecology, Conservation Biology and Environmental Studies Curriculum
    Theresa Goedeke

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