Courses in HAS
Hello anthropologists,
I maintain the list of human-animal studies courses at the ASI website (www.animalsandsociety.org/courses). Anthropology courses are here: http://www.animalsandsociety.org/courses/anthropology. If you teach a course in HAS and your course isn't listed, please let me know by emailing me at margo@rabbit.org or margo@animalsandsociety.org. Thank you!
Margo
I maintain the list of human-animal studies courses at the ASI website (www.animalsandsociety.org/courses). Anthropology courses are here: http://www.animalsandsociety.org/courses/anthropology. If you teach a course in HAS and your course isn't listed, please let me know by emailing me at margo@rabbit.org or margo@animalsandsociety.org. Thank you!
Margo
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Permalink Reply by Piers Locke on
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Recently added to the H-Net Syllabus Exchange; my course called Humans and Other Primates, which considers both the role of extinct and extant non-human primates in anthropological discourse and the emergence of the new field of ethnoprimatology, concerned with studies of human-primate interactions (at temples, in animal sanctuaries, through conservation projects, when kept as pet companions, and so on). See: http://www.h-net.org/~animal/syllabus.html
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Permalink Reply by Margo DeMello on
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Looks like a great course; I'll add it to the UK list!
Piers Locke said:Recently added to the H-Net Syllabus Exchange; my course called Humans and Other Primates, which considers both the role of extinct and extant non-human primates in anthropological discourse and the emergence of the new field of ethnoprimatology, concerned with studies of human-primate interactions (at temples, in animal sanctuaries, through conservation projects, when kept as pet companions, and so on). See: http://www.h-net.org/~animal/syllabus.html -
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