1st Edition
Animals and Landscapes Multispecies Locations, Space and Place
Introduction
Claire Parkinson and Brett Mills
Section I Screened Locations
1. Television Documentary and Animal Landscapes
Brett Mills
2. The Death of Mother(s): The Disruption, Destruction and Renewal of Forest Life in Disney’s Bambi (1942)
Peter Krämer
3. The Problematic Romanticism of Yellowstone’s Human–Animal–Landscape Relationships
Lara Herring
4. Brumbies between Reality and Imagination in The Silver Brumby Film (1993)
Bianca Friedman
Section II Imagined Spaces
5. “We are all corals now.” Corals as World Builders in Contemporary Art
Jessica Ullrich
6. Hearing from Hybrid Creatures: Surreal Tales of the Human/Animal/Vegetable in a Watery Landscape
Victoria Foster
7. Puppetry, Landscape, Animals and Plants: Three Audio-Visual Responses to Jacob von Uexkhüll’s Concept of Umwelt
Hing Tsang
8. Margaret Atwood’s Canadian Landscape: Defining a Country through Nonhuman Animals
Sofia Duarte
Section III Multispecies Places
9. The People’s Puma as Place-maker in Los Angeles
Katja M. Guenther
10. Following Lines of Oyster-Shells: Multispecies Heritage in the Shifting Estuarine Landscapes of Dyarubbin
Nicole Matthews
11. Dog Walking Landscapes: Canine Agency and Private Dog Fields
Claire Parkinson
Biography
Claire Parkinson is Professor of Culture, Communication and Screen Studies, Co-director of the Centre for Human Animal Studies (CfHAS), and Associate Head of the English and Creative Arts Department at Edge Hill University, UK.
Brett Mills is Honorary Professor of Media and Culture at the University of East Anglia, UK. He is the author of Animals on Television: The Cultural Making of the Non-Human and co-author of two editions of Reading Media Theory: Thinkers, Approaches, Contexts.
