Format/Type
Research Paper
Date of Creation
12-3-2023
Course Title
ARTH430: Art and Environmental Justice
Course Instructor/Supervisor
Alan Braddock
Department/Faculty Affiliation
Art & Art History
Notes
Format: Multimedia zine
Abstract: "In Relation to Speciesism" is a multi-media zine reflecting on the socializing effect animals have on children, gender, and identity. Utilizing personal narration, the zine questions the institution of speciesism's role in a variety of realms, including pet ownership and loss, the creation of 'pest' narratives, and eating ethically. While speciesism has the obvious justice implications on non-humans, that is not where it ends; speciesism also functions to support and exacerbate sexism, racism, and ableism. "In Relation to Speciesism" invites readers to view themselves and other animals they interact with every day in a new light.
Recommended Citation
Hadlock, Jordan, "In Relation to Speciesism" (2023). EJAV Student Research. 12.
https://scholarworks.wm.edu/ejav_stu/12
