5-0350 MUSEUMIZING THE ANIMAL: NARRATING HUMAN ONTOLOGIES THROUGH ANIMAL EPISTEMOLOGIES

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Saturday, November 19, 2011: 10:15-12:00

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Tamar V Scoggin (University of British Columbia) and Emily F. Porth (York University)

Chairs: Tamar V Scoggin (University of British Columbia)

Discussants: Kathryn Denning (York University)

10:15

The Display of Animal and Human Foetal Bodies At the London Hunterian Museum: A Feminist and Animal Advocacy Perspective

Emily F. Porth (York University)

10:30

Locating, Relocating, and Dislocating Stuffed Animals: Photographic Remediation of Natural History Taxidermy

Stephanie S Turner (University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire)

10:45

Ghostly Traces In the Indian Livestock Bulletin: Exploring Alternative Visions At the Margins of Modern Animal Husbandry

Sophie Llewelyn (McGill University)

11:00

Re-Schooling off-the-Track-Thoroughbreds, Re-Centering the Exhibition of Racehorses At the Kentucky Horse Park

Tamar V Scoggin (University of British Columbia)

11:15

Coop Tours: Deindustrial Domestications On Display

Molly Mullin (Albion College)

11:30

Discussant

Kathryn Denning (York University)

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