Environmental Humanities Symposium- Animal City: The Domestication of America
032 Eggers Hall
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Guest Speaker Andrew Robichaud, Assistant Professor of History, Boston University.
Robichaud is the author of Animal City: The Domestication of America (Harvard, 2019). The book explores the central role of animal life and death in nineteenth-century cities, and traces a web of interconnected social, cultural, political, and environmental changes.
*This talk is co-sponsored by the CNY Environmental Humanities Workshop and is also part of the Geography, Environment and Society Colloquium Series.
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