CFP: Equine History Collective Conference, 29 September-01 October 2023

Call for Papers: Equine History Collective Conference

The Equine History Collective (EHC) invites proposals for its fifth annual conference, and our first ever hybrid conference, to take place September 29-October 1, 2023 in partnership with Roger Williams University.  The abstract submission deadline is June 15, 2023.  Please submit all materials and any questions to admin@equinehistory.org

Out Now: Humanimalia 13.2 (Spring 2023), Special Issue on “Horses and Humans”

Humanimalia 13.2 (Spring 2023), Special Issue: “Horses and Humans”

Guest edited by Kristen Guest and Monica Mattfeld

Table of Contents:

Guest Editors’ Introduction, pp. i–vi

Roundtable: “Shaping the Equine Body”, pp. 1–29

Angela Hofstetter, “The Pursuit of Virtù”, pp. 31–45

CFP Reminder: Living with Animals / Living with Horses / Living with Art and Animals, 9-11 March 2023

 

Living With Animals Conference at
Eastern Kentucky University
March 9-11, 2023

Eastern Kentucky University and the fifth biennial Living with Animals Conference welcome visitors from all countries and all cultural, religious and secular backgrounds to attend our conference. (Biennial, yes, though COVID killed 2021’s LwA.)

CFP: Living with Animals, Eastern Kentucky University, 9-11 March 2023

Living With Animals Conference at
Eastern Kentucky University
March 9-11, 2023

Eastern Kentucky University and the fifth biennial Living with Animals Conference welcome visitors from all countries and all cultural, religious and secular backgrounds to attend our conference. (Biennial, yes, though COVID killed 2021’s LwA.)

CFP: Discussing Equine Ethics – Taking Stock from Theory and Practice

International Conference
Discussing Equine Ethics: Taking Stock from Theory and Practice

FRIBOURG, SWITZERLAND, 1-2 SEPTEMBER 2022
Deadline for submission: May 15th, 2022
Keynote speakers:
Prof. Kendra Coulter (Brock University)
Dr. Vet. Stéphane Montavon (presenting for COFICHEV)

Equines and humans share a long history in which diverse relationships have developed. Horses today are companions, (co-)athletes and working animals. They are used in research and entertainment or serve as status symbols.

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