The Living Bibliography of Animal Studies
We are delighted to announce the launch of a new online resource.
The Living Bibliography of Animal Studies (LBAS) is more than a bibliography, it is also a place where we hope everyone interested and involved in animal studies might see how texts and ideas are circulating in what is an essentially interdisciplinary field, and might contribute their own ideas. The website launches with bibliographies and comments from a number of key scholars in the field, and we hope that it will grow over time to represent not only the range of critical materials in circulation in various disciplines. We hope too that the comments offered on materials will also build into a useful resource in and of themselves.
Initial bibliographies and comments come from:
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Susan McHugh
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Contemporary lit
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Tom Tyler
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Videogaming
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Abigail Woods
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Veterinary History
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Lourdes Orozco
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Theatre Studies
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Rhoda Wilkie
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Sociology
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Claire Molloy
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Media Studies
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Clare Palmer
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Analytic Ethics
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Brett Buchanan
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Continental Philosophy
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Monica Mattfeld
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Eighteenth-Century Studies
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Erica Fudge
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History
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John Miller
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Victorian Studies
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Susan Crane
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Medieval Studies
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Fiona Probyn-Rapsey
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Gender Studies
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Susan Curry
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Classical Studies
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David Clough
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Religious Studies and Theology
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Annie Potts
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Cultural studies
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Robert Garner
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Politics
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Bruce Boehrer
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Renaissance Studies
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Henry Buller
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Animal Geography
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Diana Donald
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Art History
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Steve Baker
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Contemporary art
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Garry Marvin
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Anthropology
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To access and contribute to LBAS please click here.
Thanks to David Sams, HaSS IT, University of Strathclyde for constructing the site.