Animals on Television : The Cultural Making of the Non-Human (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2017)

1.0 Introduction: Dumb.- 1.1 i. They're Out There.- 1.2 ii. Four Dogs.- 1.3 iii. Noticing Animals.- 1.4 iv. The Animal Turn.- 1.5 v. Dumb.- 1.6 vi. Television and the Public.- 1.7 vii. Unseen/Unheard/Unsmelled....- 2.0 Human.- 2.1 i. Alien/Human.- 2.2 ii. The Species Problem.- 2.3 iii. The Dominance of Science.- 2.4 iv. The Humanities and Humanism.- 2.5 v. Posthumanism.- 2.6 vi. Case Study: Peppa Pig .- 3.0 Wild.- 3.1 i. The Best TV Series Ever.- 3.2 ii. Documentary.- 3.3 iii. The Social Construction of Nature.- 3.5 iv. The Anthropocene.- 3.5 v. The Anthroposcene.- 3.6 vi. Case Study: The Hunt .- 4.0 Zoo.- 4.1 i. Standard Practice.- 4.2 ii. An Un natural History.- 4.3 iii. To Be Seen.- 4.4 iv. For Their Own Good.- 4.5 v. Case Study: Our Zoo .- 5.0 Pet.- 5.1 i. In the Home.- 5.2 ii. Animal Ownership.- 5.3 iii. Animal Labour.- 5.4 iv. Dominance and Affection.- 5.5 v. Case Study: Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan .- 5.0 Chapter 5: Meat.- 5.1 i. A Chilling Artefact.- 5.2 ii. Making Meat.- 5.3 iii. Cooking Meat.- 5.4 iv. Case Study: Jamie and Jimmy's Friday Night Feast