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SUMMARY:Thinking with and through Animals
DESCRIPTION:In the early 1960s\, French anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss
  famously claimed that animal and plant species are chosen as totems becau
 se they are “bonnes à penser.” Although there is some debate about ho
 w to translate the meaning of this proposition into English\, Lévi-Straus
 s's remark has inspired many scholars to think critically about the ways i
 n which we include nonhuman entities in our research. In this workshop\, i
 nspired by Lévi-Strauss as well as more recent debates on multispecies en
 tanglements\, we aim to explore and unsettle common categories such as "an
 imals\," "humans\," "environment\," "soil" or "climate" by discussing ongo
 ing research projects in the social and natural sciences. The workshop wil
 l be opened with a presentation by Prof. Fréderic Keck from the Laboratoi
 re d'Anthropologie Sociale in Paris\, France and a substantial part of the
  time will be dedicated to discussions and exchanges.\\r\\nRegistration un
 til 20 October 2023: andrea.kaiser-grolimund@swisstph.ch  \\r\\nA detaile
 d programme will be shared with the participants shortly before the worksh
 op.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>In the early 1960s\, French anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strau
 ss famously claimed that animal and plant species are chosen as totems bec
 ause they are “bonnes à penser.” Although there is some debate about 
 how to translate the meaning of this proposition into English\, Lévi-Stra
 uss's remark has inspired many scholars to think critically about the ways
  in which we include nonhuman entities in our research. In this workshop\,
  inspired by Lévi-Strauss as well as more recent debates on multispecies 
 entanglements\, we aim to explore and unsettle common categories such as "
 animals\," "humans\," "environment\," "soil" or "climate" by discussing on
 going research projects in the social and natural sciences. The workshop w
 ill be opened with a presentation by Prof. Fréderic Keck from the Laborat
 oire d'Anthropologie Sociale in Paris\, France and a substantial part of t
 he time will be dedicated to discussions and exchanges.</p>\n<p><em><stron
 g>Registration until 20 October 2023: </strong></em><a href="mailto:andrea
 .kaiser-grolimund@swisstph.ch"><em><strong>andrea.kaiser-grolimund@swisstp
 h.ch</strong></em></a><em><strong>&nbsp\; </strong></em></p>\n<p><em>A det
 ailed programme will be shared with the participants shortly before the wo
 rkshop.</em></p>\n\n
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