Gender and Sexuality in Critical Animal Studies is a timely and extremely needed collection that interrogates the interconnections between systems of oppression, like speciesism, sexism, racism, and ableism. At a time where scholars, activists, and nonprofit leaders are reevaluating the depths of structural sexism, racism, and cisheteropatriarchy within their institutions, this book illustrates the need for liberation struggles to challenge all abuse in non/human communities in order dismantle hierarchical ideologies.
— Z. Zane McNeill, co-editor of Queer and Trans Voices: Achieving Liberation Through Consistent Anti-Oppression
Gender and Sexuality in Critical Animal Studies charts a new territory by showcasing new developments in the growing discipline of Critical Animal Studies. The essays of the edition link activist and academic approaches to dismantle the exploitation and oppression of nonhuman animals. Featuring an international team of contributors, it reflects the interdisciplinary character of Critical Animal Studies, including chapters with variable perspectives from social sciences, gender studies, political science, psychology, geography, law, and philosophy. This edition illuminates the nature of animal life's gender and sexuality, its power to inspire attentiveness to our place in the world, and he invites us to experience the animal world for ourselves.
— Nikoleta Zampaki
Gender and Sexuality in Critical Animal Studies is a brilliant critical collection of writings advancing ecofeminism put together by Amber E. George. Dr. George is one of the leading scholar-activists in the world advancing critical animal studies, ecofeminism, and gender and sexuality. The book is an essential book dedicated to social justice, intersectionality, and total liberation.
— Anthony J. Nocella II, co-founder of critical animal studies and Editor of Peace Studies Journal
Gender and Sexuality in Critical Animal Studies is an important contribution to the studies of intersectionality, power, and oppression. Exploring issues in literature, the classroom, and everyday encounters, this collection offers both practical and theoretical insights in gender and animality.
— Cynthia Porter Rosenfeld
Students and activists alike will appreciate this cutting-edge, edited collection that embraces total liberation and fosters respect for the rights of all beings, with an emphasis on the foundational issue of gender identity in media and literary texts, in support of not only respecting humans across gender differences but also considering the complex genders and sexualities of nonhuman animals as well.
— Carrie P. Freeman, PhD, critical animal and media scholar, and author of The Human Animal Earthling Identity