Category Archives: Critical Pet Studies

Image credit: Kerry Herbert Kerry Herbert and Emily Stone  In “Critical Pet Studies?” Nast (2006) calls attention to how, since the 1990s, many persons living in post-industrial contexts have been financially and emotionally investing in ‘pets’ (especially dogs), profoundly affecting what is considered to be a socially appropriate object of love and affection. She suggestedContinue reading “Critical Pet Studies Through a Symbiotic Ethics Lens: A Provocation “