Tag: anthropomorphism

Dinosaur displays, talking teddy bears, and plotting pets: what the movies (don’t) teach us about human-animal relationships

Kate Whiston, University of Nottingham As an animal geographer, the heading ‘Becoming Human’ in The Guardian’s g2 film supplement immediately … More

Animal agency, Animal ethics, animal geography, Animal rights, Animal subjectivity, animals, anthropomorphism, Becoming, biopower, Films, Human-animal binary, Human-animal relationships

Whose Water Is It?

By Georgia Davis Conover Agua Caliente spring in Southern Arizona appears to be a natural oasis in the desert. Ducks … More

anthropomorphism, Biogeography, desert, drought, environment, Environment and Society, Hydrology and Water Resources, nature, riparian habitat, springs, Urban Geography, water, water use

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