15.30 16.00 in cold-blood: Sensing and responding to the needs of aquatic – ‘Caring species in the laboratory’ Beth Greenhough, University of Oxford & Emma Roe, University of Southampton 16.00 16.30 calls blood”: naturist theses on pacifism and vegetarianism – “Blood Nadia Farage, University of Campinas 16.30 - 17.00 animality in cultural others’ ‘(Re)inscribing Colin Salter, University of Wollongong 17.00 17.15 Closing Remarks: Mara Miele – 18.45 10.30 Evening vegetarian buffet at The Urban Taphouse in Cardiff (£10 per head – for food) all welcome. Event Schedule (Sat 10th Oct) 10.00 10.30 Welcome, tea, coffee & refreshments provided – Third Plenary, Chair Jonathan Prior 10.30 11.25 Beauty’ – ‘Herpetological Emily Brady, University of Edinburgh session: Chair Beth Greenhough 11.30 12.00 and Humanity at The Oceanographic Museum of Monaco’ – ‘Sharks Wade, University College London 12.00 12.30 fish: Warriors’, and the ballad of Vern’ – ‘Knowing ‘Old ‘Wrong ’uns’, ‘Big John Clayton, Cardiff University 12.30 13.25 Lunch (provided) – Fourth session: Chair Emma Roe 13.30 14.00 Animals in Therapeutic Spaces: Affective Encounters With – ‘Cold-Blooded Unfamiliar Species’ Richard Gorman, Cardiff University 14.00 14.30 Lizard, or the As-Such of the Sun’ – ‘Heidegger’s Rodolfo Piskorski, Cardiff University 14.30 15.00 Coffee break refreshments in committee rooms – – session: Chair Henry Buller 15.00 15.30 Actions an experiential exploration of the ethics of – ‘Ant-ic – Fiona MacDonald, Artist
15.30 – 16.00 ‘Caring in cold-blood: Sensing and responding to the needs of aquatic species in the laboratory’ Beth Greenhough, University of Oxford & Emma Roe, University of Southampton 16.00 – 16.30 “Blood calls blood”: naturist theses on pacifism and vegetarianism Nadia Farage, University of Campinas 16.30 - 17.00 ‘(Re)inscribing animality in cultural others’ Colin Salter, University of Wollongong 17.00 – 17.15 Closing Remarks: Mara Miele 18.45 – 10.30 Evening vegetarian buffet at The Urban Taphouse in Cardiff (£10 per head for food) all welcome. Event Schedule (Sat 10th Oct) 10.00 – 10.30 Welcome, tea, coffee & refreshments provided Third Plenary, Chair Jonathan Prior 10.30 – 11.25 ‘Herpetological Beauty’ Emily Brady, University of Edinburgh session: Chair Beth Greenhough 11.30 – 12.00 ‘Sharks and Humanity at The Oceanographic Museum of Monaco’ Wade, University College London 12.00 – 12.30 ‘Knowing fish: ‘Old Warriors’, ‘Wrong ’uns’, and the ballad of ‘Big Vern’ John Clayton, Cardiff University 12.30 – 13.25 Lunch (provided) Fourth session: Chair Emma Roe 13.30 – 14.00 ‘Cold-Blooded Animals in Therapeutic Spaces: Affective Encounters With Unfamiliar Species’ Richard Gorman, Cardiff University 14.00 – 14.30 ‘Heidegger’s Lizard, or the As-Such of the Sun’ Rodolfo Piskorski, Cardiff University 14.30 – 15.00 Coffee break – refreshments in committee rooms session: Chair Henry Buller 15.00 – 15.30 ‘Ant-ic Actions – an experiential exploration of the ethics of Fiona MacDonald, Artist
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