by asiadmin | Mar 7, 2019 | ASI Resources, News
We are very pleased to announce that the current issue of Sloth, our online journal for undergraduate and early graduate students in Human-Animal Studies, is out! This issue features the following articles: “Editor’s Introduction” by Joel MacClellan... by asiadmin | Mar 4, 2019
by Ayesha Saeed University of Manchester Introduction The comparison between the current treatment of nonhuman animals in modern-day industrial food production systems and instances of genocide and slavery has been greatly contested. It is a controversial... by asiadmin | Mar 4, 2019
by Sariyah Mohammed University of Manchester Introduction If we wish to think about nonhuman animals as social subjects, there must be a shift in traditional sociological thinking. The equating of linguistic ability to the capacity for symbolic interaction has... by asiadmin | Mar 4, 2019
by Vita Sleigh Falmouth University “It is an indication of the extent to which people are now isolated from the animals they eat that children brought up on storybooks that lead them to think of a farm as a place …[of] …idyllic conditions might be able to live out... by asiadmin | Mar 4, 2019
by Nicole Maceira Cumming University of Glasgow On September 28th, 1465, six thousand guests attended “the great feast at the intronization of the reverende father in God George Nevell, Archbishop of York.” George Neville was the fifth son of the Earl of Salisbury,... by asiadmin | Mar 4, 2019
Astute readers might have noticed that it has been a year since the publication of the last volume. Sloths have never been lauded for their speed, and this Sloth is no exception, but we trust that you’ll find this Winter 2019 volume to be worth the wait! We bring to...
