Sean Kheraj and Jennifer Bonnell come onto the show to discuss their edited book Traces of The Animal Past. They delve into how environmental and animal histories differ as well as some of the key methods scholars interested in them can use.

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In the latest blog entry on The Animal Turn, Herre de Bondt brings Rosa Dyer's recent animal highlights on museum objects into conversation with Crab Museum and he asks how museums can (or should) straddle the tensions between collection and activism.

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@julesskotnesbrown.bsky.social discusses how segregating logics were used to govern humans and animals in South Africa’s history.

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Harriet Ritvo discusses animals and taxonomy, unfurling how animals are categorised scientifically and in everyday vernacular. She unfurls what this might mean for how we know animals and the ways in which we understand and write their histories.

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In the latest blog entry, Carlo Salzani reflects on the Animal Highlights done by Rosa Dyer focused on "museum objects." He discusses some of his unease with museums as spaces and several of the difficult themes that emerged in the season.

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Erica Hill and Susan Nance unpack what is meant by modernity and touch on everything from industrialization to concealment and consumption.

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Season 9 of The Animal Turn podcast is on "Animals and History."

We kick off the season with Sandra Swart discussing "Animals' Cultural Histories."

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