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A Historiography of Great Animal Massacresse studies. In this essay, I use this conceit to interrogate the linkages and divergences between the mass killing of humans and of animals. I argue for animal historians to think through the political implications of naming episodes of the mass killing of animals ‘massacres’.

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Stolen Children of the Endless Night: A Critical Account of the Lives of British Pit Poniesent and sensitive beings. It suggests that if it was not for the prevailaing anthropocentric legal system, this would be understood as a crime of immense proportions perpetuated against those with no power to resist.

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Pain in Context: Indicators and Expressions of Animal Painspecific histories. Our focus is on the examination of pain experience in animals. We argue that there is need for more research in which pain experience in animals is accounted for in species-specific terms. Making use of empirical studies in the fields of neurobiology, evolutionary-developmental b

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Critical Animal Historiography, Experiential Subjectivity and Animal Standpoint Theorynnections and developments, this chapter considers the question to what extent, if any, it is meaningful to regard other-than-human animals as subjects of and as both agents and recipients in history, as individual subjects of experience who impact and who are impacted by historical processes. The n

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Sensing Life: Intersections of Animal and Sensory Histories, reproduce, adapt, and die. Very significantly, a living being is usually defined as something with the capacity to ‘respond’ to the fluctuating conditions of its wider environment and, by extension, the other living beings that inhabit those natural worlds. The nature of these physical responses i

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A Historiography of Great Animal Massacrespters, and monographs have knowingly alluded to it in their own titles. Michael Vann’s ‘The Great Hanoi Rat Massacre’, Nancy Jacobs’ ‘The Great Bophuthatswana Donkey Massacre’, Ying-Kit Chan’s ‘The Great Dog Massacre in Late Qing China’, Ian Jared Miller’s book chapter, ‘The Great Zoo Massacre’, and

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From French Guinea to Florida: Chimpanzees as Multi-purpose Objects of Research (1920s–1940s)ian Albert Calmette to found a laboratory based on the primate model. So the Pasteur Institute in Kindia, also called “Pastoria,” was established in1922. In Calmette’s eyes, apes were also a bargaining chip to attract foreign scientists and funding. Robert Yerkes and Henry Nissen, two major figures