The Animal Turn
Claudia Hirtenfelder
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S9E9: Meat, Flesh and Edibility with Erica Fudge
S9E9: Meat, Flesh and Edibility with Erica Fudge
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Animals are increasingly at the forefront of research questions – Not as shadows to human stories, or as beings we want to understand biologically, or for purely our benefit – but as beings who have histories, stories, and geographies of their own. Each season is set around themes with each episode unpacking a particular animal turn concept and its significance therein. Join Claudia Hirtenfelder as she delves into some of the most important ideas emerging out of this recent turn in scholarship, thinking, and being.
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- S9E9: Meat, Flesh and Edibility with Erica Fudge · 1 sa 36 dk · Sezon 9 Bölüm 9In this episode, Erica Fudge joins Claudia to think about how a focus on meat, flesh, and edibility can provide insights into human and animal histories. They focus on early…
- S9E8: World War II and Zoos with John M. Kinder · 1 sa 27 dk · Sezon 9 Bölüm 8John M. Kinder is on the show to discuss World War II and zoos. Together with Claudia the episode touches on how zoos were implicated in the propaganda and the nazification of…
- S9E7: Fieldwork and Affect with Michael Glover · 1 sa 19 dk · Sezon 9 Bölüm 7Historian Michael Glover talks about what it takes to write animal history that treats cows as sentient subjects while still meeting the standards of rigorous scholarship. He…
- S9E6: Municipal Records with Frederick L. Brown · 48 dk · Sezon 9 Bölüm 6In this episode we continue our focus on methodology by talking with Frederick L. Brown about how he used municipal archives to conduct his more-than-human history of Seattle. We…
- S9E5: Historical Methods with Jennifer Bonnell and Sean Kheraj · 1 sa 21 dk · Sezon 9 Bölüm 5In this episode we switch gears toward considering historical methods. Sean Kheraj and Jennifer Bonnell come onto the show to discuss their edited book Traces of The Animal Past…
- S9E4: Segregation with Jules Skotnes-Brown · 1 sa 11 dk · Sezon 9 Bölüm 4Jules Skotnes-Brown joins Claudia on the show to discuss how segregating logics were used to govern humans and animals in South Africa’s history. This includes everything from…
- S9E3: Taxonomies with Harriet Ritvo · 1 sa 6 dk · Sezon 9 Bölüm 3Harriet Ritvo discusses animals and taxonomy, unfurling the ways in which animals are categorised scientifically and in everyday vernacular. She unfurls what this might mean for…
- S9E2: Modernity with Erica Hill and Susan Nance · 1 sa 32 dk · Sezon 9 Bölüm 2Erica Hill and Susan Nance join Claudia on the show to discuss “modernity.” They discuss what this relatively messy shorthand means for history and for understanding human–animal…
- S9E1: Animals' Cultural Histories with Sandra Swart · 1 sa 37 dk · Sezon 9 Bölüm 1Claudia speaks with historian Sandra Swart about the importance of recognising animals’ cultural histories. They discuss the maturation of animal history as a field and focus on…
- From the Archive: Extraterritorial Jurisdiction with Charlotte Blattner · 1 sa 10 dkCharlotte Blattner discusses how international law, specifically Extraterritorial Jurisdiction, might provide a useful and productive way in which to build legal protections for…
- From the Archive: Shoalmates with Jonathan Balcombe · 1 sa 7 dk[From the Archive - Enjoy!] Claudia talks to Jonathan Balcombe about fishes and their varied and incredible experiences. Using the concept of ‘shoalmates’ as a launch pad, they…
- Bonus: (Anti)Vivisection with Lauren Stein and Richard Miller · 1 sa 27 dkVivisection is an old word for a practice that still shapes modern medicine: using living bodies as tools for knowledge. Claudia talks with Lauren Stein and Richard Miller from…
- Bonus: Haunting with Kathryn Gillespie · 1 sa 20 dkClaudia talks with Kathryn Gillespie about “haunting” as a way to notice how harm and care shape everyday human–animal relationships. They discuss everything, from feeding urban…
- Bonus: Deception with John Sanbonmatsu · 1 sa 19 dkJohn Sanbonmatsu joins Claudia on the show to discuss ‘deception,’ a concept in the title of his recently published book “The Omnivore’s Deception.” We explore how deception…
- Bonus: Animals and the Right to Politics with Sue Donaldson and Will Kymlicka · 1 sa 31 dkClaudia talks to political philosophers Sue Donaldson and Will Kymlicka about their latest book Animals and the Right to Politics. They discuss the differences between societal…
- Bonus: Psychoanalysis and the Meat-Commodity with Teddy Duncan Jr. · 1 sa 21 dkIn this episode Claudia talks Teddy Duncan Jr. who departs from the Marxian consideration of the meat-commodity to think about how psychoanalysis, especially Lacanian…
- Bonus: Creature Needs with Lucy Spelman, Susan Tacent, and Christopher Kondrich · 1 sa 28 dkA scientific abstract can tell you a species is declining. A story can make you feel what that loss means and why it should change how you live. In this episode Claudia talks to…
- S8EB: Monstrous Others with Rachel Dean-Ruzicka · 1 sa 10 dk · Sezon 8 Bölüm 11We explore how Stranger Things signals a new monstrous moment, moving from unknowable creatures to human-made villains, and what that shift says about power, identity, and…
- S8E10: Grad Review with Gina Song Lopez and Taylor Jobling · 1 sa 28 dk · Sezon 8 Bölüm 10Gina Song Lopez, researching vegan movements in Taiwan and China through the lens of local culture and social media, and Taylor Jobling, a law lecturer unpacking how Australia’s…
- S8E9: News with Shatabdi Chakrabarti, Jessica Scott-Reid, and Jan Dutkiewicz · 1 sa 34 dk · Sezon 8 Bölüm 9In this episode we bring together a photojournalist from India, a Canadian columnist, and a political scientist/reporter to discuss animals and the news. We discuss different…
