29th Dec2012

Green Theory and Praxis Journal Volume 6, Issue 1, online now!

by Institute for Critical Animal Studies

Volume 6, Issue 1, December 2012

 Samuel Day Fassbinder, Editor

  • Introduction, Samuel Day Fassbinder  p. 2
  • Survive, Critique, and Create: Guiding Radical Pedagogy and Critical Public Scholarship with the Discursive Guideposts of Ecopedagogy, Tema Milstein  pp. 3-16
  • Creating Eco-Social Culturally Responsive Educators With Community,  James Joss French  pp. 17-34
  • Practices of Inverting the Law: Internal Colonialism in Fort Belknap,  Giancarlo Panagia,  pp. 35-54
  • Book Review: Emerald City: An Environmental History of Seattle, By Matthew Klingle.  2007.  Jeffrey Bilbro  pp. 55-58
  • Book Review: Wendell Berry: Life and Work. Ed. Jason Peters. 2007.  Aubrey Streit Krug  pp. 59-61
01st Nov2012

Journal for Critical Animal Studies

by Institute for Critical Animal Studies

Finally, after a number of years of many people around the world requesting articles and issues from the Journal for Critical Animal Studies (JCAS), which were not online, every JCAS issue is now online! Click here for every issue. JCAS has also moved back to the ICAS website from the Hamline University website. Hamline University does not host JCAS anymore.

16th Oct2012

Resubmit to the Journal for Critical Animal Studies

by Anthony Nocella

Hello Friends of the Journal for Critical Animal Studies,

Because of technical difficulties the Institute for Critical Animal Studies has lost ALL the submissions for the next upcoming issue and if you have submitted or are reviewing a submission for the Journal for Critical Animal Studies please send your review or submission to Dr. Susan Thomas at – susanveganthomas@aol.com

Also, all issues are being moved to the ICAS website – http://www.criticalanimalstudies.org/journal-for-critical-animal-studies/

We are not using the journal.hamline.edu/jcas anymore.

Thank you for your time.
Institute for Critical Animal Studies
www.criticalanimalstudies.org

09th Sep2012

Latest Issue of JCAS is Out! Vol 10, No. 2, 2012

by Anthony Nocella

Vol 10, No 2 (2012)

Special Issue: Prison and Animals

http://journal.hamline.edu/index.php/jcas/issue/current

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17th May2012

Call for Submission for Special Issue of JCAS

by Anthony Nocella

CALL FOR PAPERS, ART, VIDEOS, INTERVIEWS, AND NARRATIVES

“Eco-Ability the Intersection of Earth, Animal, and Dis-Ability”

This special edition of JCAS will focus on intersections amongst animal liberation issues, environmentalism, ecology, dis-ability studies, and the newly forming theory, field, and movement of eco-ability. This edition, rooted in social justice, will explore these intersections of domination and exploitation to expose and dismantle interconnected oppressions. Contributors are encouraged to read and include information from Earth, Animal, and Disability Liberation: The Rise of Eco-Ability (Nocella, Duncan, Bentley, Eds.; forthcoming from Peter Lang, Fall 2012) within their final submissions. Areas for this special edition may include, but are not limited to, the following:

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03rd Jan2012

Journal for Critical Animal Studies mentioned in The New York Times

by Anthony Nocella

In a recent New York Times article exploring the rise of the many manifestations of “animal studies” across campuses and universities nationwide, the Institute for Critical Animal Studies’ Journal for Critical Animal Studies was noted as being part of this important, growing movement in the academy. In particular, Karen L.F. Houle’s essay “Animal, Vegetable, Mineral: Ethics as Extension or Becoming? The Case of Becoming-Plant” (Volume IX, Issue 1/2, 2011) got special mention for “following in [the] word tracks” of Jacques Derrida.

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16th Sep2010

Call for Papers – Special Issue: Animals and Prison

by Anthony Nocella


Special Issue: Animals and Prison

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The connection between nonhuman animals and incarceration discourses has never been more intimately associated. It seems one cannot discuss animal liberation without conversing about prison, whether that be in the form of imprisoned nonhuman animals or human prisoners incarcerated for their role in liberating nonhuman animals. (more…)

09th Feb2010

Call for Nominations for Annual 2010 Critical Animal Studies Awards

by Anthony Nocella

**Call for Nominations for Annual 2010 Critical Animal Studies Awards. Deadline Feb 25, 2010. Please send nominations to Sarat Colling: editor@politicalmediareview.org


**There are four awards see below for descriptions.
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1. Critical Animal Studies Media of the Year – For outstanding media such as documentaries, films, book, visual art, operas, plays, and music in the field of critical animal studies. The media cannot be older than two years. We stress that critical animal studies includes any topic, issue, or concern (from environmentalism to prisoners’ rights) that promotes the protection, liberation, and freedom of animals in the world and is based not only on theory, but in practice as well. The media can come from any discipline or topic including, but not limited to, international studies, ethnic studies, gender studies, religion, sociology, environmentalism, critical animal studies, social work, biology, history, economics, public administration, criminology, philosophy, anthropology, chemistry, medicine, agriculture, political science, disability studies and information studies. To nominate media for this award, simply send the media to the ICAS.
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01st Feb2010

Call for Papers: Women of Color in Critical Animal Studies

by Anthony Nocella

The Journal for Critical Animal Studies (JCAS) seeks essays from women of color scholars and activists across a variety of disciplines and social justice initiatives to develop understandings on the issues of race, gender, and animality in critical animal studies.  Since the term “critical animal studies” was introduced by the Institute for Critical Animal Studies, there has been a void of people of color contributions to the new and developing field. Particularly absent have been the thoughts, concerns, and activism of women of color.  For critical animal studies to engage a holistic politics for total liberation, women of color must play a role in the field’s development.  The goals of this issue are (1) to vitalize the intellectual participation of women of color in critical animal studies, (2) to examine overlapping concerns that are central to critical animal studies, feminist theory, and critical race theory, and (3) to promote avenues of thought and ideas for action that can move us beyond pernicious forms of “othering” that undergird nonhuman and human animal suffering.  (more…)

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18th Jan2010

Now Accepting Commentary and Summaries for JCAS

by Anthony Nocella

Most recently to build a bigger and better bridge between academics and activists the Journal for Critical Animal Studies (JCAS) is now accepting for the first time commentary and summaries of events, forums, lectures. etc. See below for submission guidelines.

  • Please read these guidelines below and then send your article, essay, review, research notes, conference summary, etc. to: Dr. Richard White, Chief Editor, Journal for Critical Animal Studies (JCAS). For more information about the JCAS click here.

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26th Oct2009

Latest Issue of JCAS – Vol VII, Issue II (2009)

by Anthony Nocella

 

JCAS header

ISSN: 1948-352X

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Volume VII, Issue II (2009)

Editorial Board, ICAS Report, and Editorial
pg. 1-8

The Animal Voice Behind the Animal Fable
Namma Harel
pg. 9-21

The Broken Promises of Monsters: Haraway, Animals and the Humanist Legacy
Zipporah Weisberg
pg. 22-62

The Great Unity: Daoism, Nonhuman Animals, and Human Ethics
Lisa Kemmerer
pg. 63-83

Normative Sociology: The Intuitionist Crisis and Animals as Absent Referents
Part I of II essays on animals and normative sociology
David Sztybel
pg. 84-128


BOOK REVIEW

Pattrice Jones (2007) Aftershock: Confronting Trauma in a Violent World: A Guide for Activists and their Allies, New York: Lantern
Reviewed by: Lisa Kemmerer
pg. 129-137

FILM REVIEWS
Behind the Mask (2006) Uncaged Films and ARME
Reviewed by: Sarat Colling and Anthony J. Nocella, II
pg. 138-143

Winged Migration (2001) Sony Picture Classics
Reviewed by: Nicole R. Pallotta
pg. 144-152

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10th Oct2009

Call for Submission for the Journal for Critical Animal Studies

by Anthony Nocella

JCAS header
ISSN: 1948-352X

JCAS is looking for submissions that advance the academic study of critical animal issues in contemporary society. While animal studies is increasingly becoming a field of importance in the academy, much work being done under this moniker take a reformist, ethically detached, apolitical, non-activist, and depoliticized approach that fails to mount more serious critique of underlying issues of political economy, systems of domination, and speciesist theories, philosophies, projects, and movements. JCASis an interdisciplinary journal with an emphasis on total liberation and freedom for all. This Journal was designed to build up the common activist’s knowledge of animal liberation while at the same time appealing to academic specialists to address the important topic of animal liberation, freedom, and advocacy. We encourage and actively pursue a diversity of viewpoints of contributors from the frontlines of activism to academics. We have created the Journal for the purpose of facilitating communication between the many diverse perspectives of the animal advocacy movement. Thus, we especially encourage submissions that seek to create new syntheses between differing disputing parties and to explore paradigms not currently examined. JCAS is open to all scholars and activists. While the research and perspectives will differ, the editing of the pieces will be peer-reviewed for quality and originality. We encourage and actively pursue a diversity of viewpoints and topics. JCAS is meant to be a useful tool for academics and activists and by academic and activists to advance total liberation higher education.

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Please read these guidelines below and then send your article, essay, review, research notes, conference summary, etc. to: Dr. Richard White, Chief Editor, Journal for Critical Animal Studies.

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