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Animal Rights and Animal Welfare (Fall 2010)
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Animal Rights and Animal Welfare: An Animal Studies Seminar (46:331)
Course Syllabus: Animal Rights and Animal Welfare, Sharpless, Fall 2010 syllabus, revised 8.15.odt
Class notes to date
- Animal Studies Fall 2010, sesssion on companion animals.pdf
- Animal Studies Fall 2010, session on public policy.pdf
- Sept 21, animal studies class notes, animals and ethics, day 1, Taylor ch 1-3.pdf
- Thur Sept 23, Animal Studies, Animals and Ethics, day 2.pdf
- Sept 28, animal studies class notes, questioning animal liberation and upload comments.pdf
- Sept 30, Animal Studies, class notes on animal consciousness.pdf
- Animal Studies, class notes on primates.pdf
- Animal Studies, class notes on cetaceans.pdf
- animal studies class notes, wild animals, day 1.pdf
- animal studies class notes, wild animals day 2, on hunting.pdf
- Animals as Food, day 1, class notes on livestock agriculture.pdf
- Animals as Food, day 2, class notes on diet and vegetarianism.pdf
- Oct 28 class notes, Animals as Food day 3, global food system.pdf
- animals as experimental subjects, class notes Nov 2.pdf
- Animals in Zoos, class notes.pdf
- Animals as Symbols, John Berger, Why Look at Animals.pdf
- Class notes and compiled handout on Animal Law, Animal Studies Nov 16 and 18.pdf
- Animals and the Endangered Species Act, class notes.pdf
- Class Notes on Marine Mammals and Navy Sonar, Animal Studies, Fall 2010.pdf
Using this Page: We will primarily use this page to compile and examine current events assignments. Assignments are due by Wednesday evening and should pertain to the regions or topics discussed since the last assignment. The articles you find should generally be short enough for people to have a chance to browse them, but long enough that we can learn from them. A partial-page Economist article is a good length. In order to receive credit for each assignment, you need to do one of the following two things: 1) write a short paragraph in the comments section of this page explaining why this article or piece caught your attention, and how you think it relates to our studies, or 2) write a short paragraph (or more, if you want) in the comments section of another student's post. You are of course free to do both; this forum is meant to be interactive, and you should feel free to comment however and wherever you want on the pbworks page.
Relevant Assignment Dates
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10/19
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Wild Animals, day 2
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Short Paper
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Short paper guidelines here
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11/2
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Research Animals, day 1
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Research Paper Outline
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long paper guidelines here
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11/23
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Activism in Social Context
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Research Paper Rough Draft
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12/17
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no class
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Research Paper
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Thursday Upload Dates
Course readings (day by day, as posted on the main page)
Course Links (day by day, as shown in class)
Course link archive
Animal Rights and Animal Welfare (Fall 2010)
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