The Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowship

ARCARI, PAULA (Recipient)

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Description

3-year fellowship co-funded by the Leverhulme Trust and Edge Hill University

Awarded date	May 2019
Degree of recognition	National
Granting Organisations	Leverhulme Trust

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Disconnection & Demonisation: COVID-19 shows why we need to stop commodifying all animals
Research output: Other contribution
To hell in a gift basket: The deceptions and dangers of corporate conservation and philanthrocapitalism
Research output: Other contribution
Creating present futures for non-human animals: Vegan heterotopia as pathways to “the best of all possible worlds”
Research output: Other contribution › Blog
‘Where Species don’t Meet’. Presentation and moderated QA
Research output: Other contribution
COVID-19 shows why we need to ‘cease and desist’ from commodifying animals
Research output: Other contribution
Invisibilised Animals
Research output: Other contribution
The Covid pandemic, ‘pivotal’ moments, and persistent anthropocentrism: Interrogating the (il)legitimacy of critical animal perspectives
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article (journal) › peer-review
Covid as a reckoning for animal advocacy: Addressing the illegitimacy of critical animal perspectives and laying the groundwork for future ‘pivotal moments’
Research output: Contribution to conference › Speech
Where Species Don't Meet: Invisibilised animals, urban nature and city limits
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article (journal) › peer-review
Beastly Places: Apprehending and Articulating the Subjective Lives of Commodified Animals: Multispecies Heritage Conference, 26-27 November. Edge Hill University
Research output: Contribution to conference › Speech
The Untold (animal) Stories of Covid-19
Research output: Other contribution
A lesson from Covid: Animal advocacy has a legitimacy problem: Deakin Critical Animal Studies Network. Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia
Research output: Other contribution

Activities
Animals and Burning issues in Australian politics - Discussion panel
Activity: Dissemination › Oral presentation
Nonhuman ‘entanglements’ in lands and lifestyles of entitlement
Activity: Dissemination › Oral presentation
Anthropocentric economies and nonhuman colonisations: Exploring the loss of the 'wild' at the zoo, race carnival and agricultural show.
Activity: Dissemination › Oral presentation

Projects
The visual consumption of animals: challenging persistent binaries
Project: Research

The Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowship

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