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576 - Section on Animals and Society Paper Session. Seen and Unseen: The Role of Visibility in Humans’ Use of Nonhuman Animals
Tue, August 23, 2:30 to 4:10pm, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session 100min
Description
Exploring how visibility and invisibility (removal from sight) make us more or less comfortable about different types of animal use by considering how exposure weakens support for animal use and/or leads to increased tolerance of that use.
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Perverse Visibilities?: Foregrounding Non-human Animals in Ethical and Sustainable Meat Consumption. - Paula Arcari, RMIT University
Flexible (In)Commensurabilities: The Scientific Construction of Nonhuman Primates as Subjects in Biomedical Experiments - Kimberly Kelly, University of Arizona
Challenges and Triumphs of Humane Education Service Learning: Promoting Social Justice for Non-human Animals - Michelle Marie Proctor, Madonna University
Becoming a Birder: Seeing Birds and the Politics of Attention - Elizabeth Cherry, Manhattanville College