The Routledge Companion to Gender and Animals

Chloë Taylor is a feminist philosopher, critical animal studies scholar, and Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies at the University of Alberta, Canada. She is the author of three monographs, co-editor of five previous books, and founder of the North American Association for Critical Animal Studies.

Introduction: Why Gender and Animals? Part I: Theoretical Foundations 1. Ecofeminism; 2. Feminized Protein; 3. Animals, Feminist Care Theory, and Critical Standpoint Theory: An Interview with Josephine Donovan; 4. Queering Animal Liberation: 20 Thoughts Toward Interspecies Solidarity; 5. Analogy and Alterity; Part II: Intersectional Veganisms; 6. Feminist Veganism; 7. Black Veganism(s): A Personally Guided Exploration; 8. The Skins I’m In; 9. Vegan Camp: An Interview with Emelia Quinn; 10. Veganism and Disability in Catastrophic Times; Part III: Feminist Ethics and Care; 11. Animal Sanctuaries as Feminist Care Activism; 12. Feminist Legal Systems that Benefit Animals: Placing Parameters Around Care and Relationality; 13. Entangled Subjectivity: On Care Ethics and Service Dogs; 14. Shelters; 15. Wild Animal Ethics: A Gender-Sensitive Perspective; Part IV: Feminist Multispecies Methods;16. Care as Method for Multispecies Ethnographies; 17. Feminist Methodology and Multispecies Ethnography; 18. Feminism and Multispecies Methods: An Interview with Kathryn Gillespie; 19. Possibilities and Productive Failures: Feminist Methodologies and Animal Subjects; 20. Unruly Faces in Suburban Places: A Practice in Multispecies Autoethnography; Part V: Transfeminisms, Women, and Animals;21. Antispeciesist Transfeminisms in Latin America; 22. Furious and Ferocious Forms: A Cartography of Antispeciesist and Posthumanist Transfeminisms from the Global South; 23. Re-Aestheticizing the Mind: Art, Feminisms, and Animals in Los Angeles (1970s-1980s); 24. Requiem for Tia Maria; 25. Crazy Cat Lady; Part VI: Masculinities and Animals; 26. The Homoxenoerotics of Elephant Crime and Captivity in India; 27. The Homoerotics of Trophy Hunting; 28. A Feminist Rubik’s Cube: Slaughterhouse Labour, Violence, and Multispecies Trauma; 29. Ecomasculinities, Boyhoods and Critical Animal Pedagogy; 30. Gender and Animals Under Brahminical Patriarchy; Part VII: Gender and Animals in Folklore and Fiction; 31. From Folklore to Factory Farms: Gender, Sex and Chickenkind; 32. Gothic Snakes: Snake Handling, Snake Women and a Post-Secular Serpentine Practice; 33. Masculinity and Multispecies Labour: A Feminist Animal Studies Reading of In the Skin of the Lion; 34. Margaret Atwood’s Dairyscape; 35. A Hut of Her Own; Part VIII: Activism and Advocacy; 36. Animal Resistance; 37. Women’s Contributions to the Movements for Animal Protection and Rights; 38. The Repression of Animal Activism: An Interview with Tayler Zavitz; 39. Sexism in Animal Activism: the Foie Gras Campaigns; 40. Racism and Anti-Racism in Animal Advocacy; Part IX: Multispecies Justice; 41. A Grateful Acknowledgement: Gender Theory and Multispecies Justice; 42. Two-Spirit Feminism and Indigenous Ecological Governance; 43. Pronouns in More-Than-Human Worlds and Indigenous and Colonial Law; 44. Racial Justice, Animal Justice: An Interview with Claire Jean Kim; 45. Transformative Justice for Animals: Lessons from Anti-Carceral Feminism; Part X: Multispecies Futures;46. Queer Futures and Mutual Aid; 47. Zoonosis; 48. Elachistocene vs. Anthropo-Scenes: Inheriting an Epoch Defined by Mass Extinction; 49. De-Extinction; 50. Composting Life-Death Time