Disability and Animality : Crip Perspectives in Critical Animal Studies (Paperback)

Foreword by Lori GruenIntroduction by Chloe Taylor, Stephanie Jenkins, and Kelly Struthers MontfordPart I: Intersections of Ableism and Speciesism1.Animal CripsSunaura Taylor2.Productive Bodies: How Neoliberalism Makes and Unmakes Disability in Human and Non-human AnimalsKelly Somers and Karen Soldatic3.Zoos, Circuses and Freak Shows: A Cross-Movement AnalysisSammy Jo Johnson4. Disability and the Ahuman: A Story about a Dog, a Duck, and the Woman who Cared for ThemAgnes TrzakPart II: Thinking Animality and Disability together in Political and Moral Theory5.Against Performance CriteriaStephanie Jenkins6.Service Dogs: Between Animal Studies and Disability StudiesKelly Oliver7.Veganism as Universal Design: Accommodation and Inclusion in Law and Social Justice PraxisChloe Taylor and Kelly Struthers MontfordPart III: Neurodiversity and Critical Animal Studies 8.Lost in Translation: Temple Grandin, Humane Meat, and The Myth of ConsentVasile Stanescu and Debs Stanescu9.Disrupting Temple Grandin: Resisting a ‘Humane’ Face for Autistic and Animal OppressionVittoria Lion 10.Cripping Mad Cow DiseaseHallie AbelmanPart IV: Melancholy, Madness, and Misfits11.Vegan Madness: Han Kang’s The VegetarianChloe Taylor12. ‘There, there’: Disability, Animality, and the Allegory of Elizabeth CostelloA. Marie Houser 13.Of Gimps, Gastropods and Grief: Feminist New Materialist Reflections on Elizabeth Tova Bailey’s The Sound of a Wild Snail EatingChloe Taylor