As noted in a post on my Well-Trained Activist blog, I was recently a keynote speaker, along with Sarah Conn and Allen Kanner, at the Psychology-Ecology-Sustainability Conference held June 9-11 at Lewis and Clark College. I was the only non-psychologist … Continue reading
There is a lovely essay in the Chronicle of Higher Education about the animal art of Melissa Miller. The text is excerpted below. Alongside the beauty of the work, what struck me was the subject of animal art being a … Continue reading
The Worcester Art Museum (WAM) may be small by the standards of the Met, British Museum or Louvre. Nevertheless, it is amazingly well appointed and a visual pleasure. As noted in a previous post two of my main interests in … Continue reading
Call for Papers Working Title: Theorizing Animals Edited by Nicola Taylor & Tania Signal Challenges to existing paradigms appear in many forms and perhaps the most recent, and possibly the most serious, has presented itself in the form of the … Continue reading
Camilla H. Fox Director, Project Coyote Wildlife Consultant P.O. Box 5007 Larkspur, CA 94977 cfox@projectcoyote.org www.ProjectCoyote.org www.practicalethics.net/blog/camilla-fox I have the pleasure of introducing yet another remarkable person, who is both a columnist on Ethos and an advisor to Practical Ethics. … Continue reading
