http://mad.hypotheses.org/312Billet de carnet de recherche, Medieval Animal Data-network (Hypotheses.org) http://mad.hypotheses.org/312Animaliter is an international research network, which acronym means ‘Animal in literature’. Animaliter organizes regularly scientific conferences. The 2014 meeting took place in Germany in Darmstadt (Technische Universität) on May 26-27, 2014. The topics of the conference, entitled “Animals and Words”, included “Talking about animals” (naming, classifying, describing, qualifying), “Talking with animals” (disputations, dialogues) and “Talking Animals” (typology of voices and signification).This paper is a comment on several topics studied during this conference : Digital Humanities, cultural exchanges betwee...
MAD conference 2014 flyer (Un)Expected Animals in (Un)Expected Places in the Middle Ages & Early Mod...
International audienceBringing together leading scholars from Belgium, Canada, France, and the Unite...
Human ethics applied to animals, as understood in the Western world today, can be dated back a long ...
Conrad Gesner, Icones animalium, Zurich: Froschauer, 1553, p. 28 Animaliter is an international rese...
The articles included in the present issue of the Journal of the LUCAS Graduate Conference, titled A...
Du 4 au 6 avril 2016, un symposium international intitulé « Animals: Cultural Identifiers in Ancient...
Adam naming the animals of the world, from the Peterborough Bestiary (MS 53, f. 195v) New Animaliter...
Theoretically positioned between critical animal studies and science studies within German cultural ...
Les frontières spécistes évoluent à l’aune des courants animalistes et débats sur le droit animal, e...
International audience‘The Anthropocenic animal’conference, organized by the French National Center ...
This article presents an analysis of data from over 200 accounts of, and responses to questions abou...
‘How do we speak about art about animals?’, my closing plenary address at the Warsaw conference Anim...
Animal Languages: Interspecies Communication in the Middle Ages Editor : Alison Langdon, Western Ken...
The words “do animals talk to each other the way people do?” are fighting words in the fields of ani...
Adam naming the animals of the world, from the Peterborough Bestiary (Cambridge, Corpus Christi Coll...
MAD conference 2014 flyer (Un)Expected Animals in (Un)Expected Places in the Middle Ages & Early Mod...
International audienceBringing together leading scholars from Belgium, Canada, France, and the Unite...
Human ethics applied to animals, as understood in the Western world today, can be dated back a long ...
Conrad Gesner, Icones animalium, Zurich: Froschauer, 1553, p. 28 Animaliter is an international rese...
The articles included in the present issue of the Journal of the LUCAS Graduate Conference, titled A...
Du 4 au 6 avril 2016, un symposium international intitulé « Animals: Cultural Identifiers in Ancient...
Adam naming the animals of the world, from the Peterborough Bestiary (MS 53, f. 195v) New Animaliter...
Theoretically positioned between critical animal studies and science studies within German cultural ...
Les frontières spécistes évoluent à l’aune des courants animalistes et débats sur le droit animal, e...
International audience‘The Anthropocenic animal’conference, organized by the French National Center ...
This article presents an analysis of data from over 200 accounts of, and responses to questions abou...
‘How do we speak about art about animals?’, my closing plenary address at the Warsaw conference Anim...
Animal Languages: Interspecies Communication in the Middle Ages Editor : Alison Langdon, Western Ken...
The words “do animals talk to each other the way people do?” are fighting words in the fields of ani...
Adam naming the animals of the world, from the Peterborough Bestiary (Cambridge, Corpus Christi Coll...
MAD conference 2014 flyer (Un)Expected Animals in (Un)Expected Places in the Middle Ages & Early Mod...
International audienceBringing together leading scholars from Belgium, Canada, France, and the Unite...
Human ethics applied to animals, as understood in the Western world today, can be dated back a long ...