[Commlist] New book: Punk & the Animal: Ethos, Ethics, and Aesthetics

Intellect is pleased to share that /Punk & the Animal: Ethos, Ethics, 
and Aesthetics/ 
<https://www.intellectbooks.com/punk-and-the-animal>, edited by Laura D. 
Gelfand and Angela Bartram, is out in hardback and e-book. Paperback 
coming next year!

This innovative volume gives contemporary insight into critical 
interspecies debates from an analytical perspective through the lens of 
punk. /Punk & the Animal/ explores the synergies, crossovers, and 
alignments of punk thinking, together with punk ideologies and 
influences, in contemporary animal studies. The volume includes 
contributions from leaders in the punk movement who engaged in exemplary 
practices that helped forge ongoing connections between punk and animal 
studies. In addition, it includes chapters by artists, scholars of 
visual and popular culture, animal studies specialists, and others in 
artistic and art-affiliated disciplines who have found their way into 
animal studies from one of the many manifestations of punk and who see 
punk’s ethos, ethics, and aesthetics as formative to their own work.


*_Table of Contents_*

*Introduction* – /Laura D. Gelfand & Angela Bartram/

*SECTION 1: REPRESENTATION – I WANNA BE YOUR DOG (THE STOOGES)
Chapter 1.* Nonhuman Behavior: Punk as Enactive Animality – /K. Cashell 
(Limerick School of Art & Design)/
*Chapter 2.* /Rattus rattus/: The Rat in Punk Lore – /Russ Bestley 
(University of the Arts, London)/
*Chapter 3.* Punk Care: In Making and Curating the Animal – /Angela 
Bartram (University of Derby)/

*SECTION 2: RIGHTS – WART HOG (THE RAMONES)
Chapter 4. *A Divine Trajectory: Diet, Devotion, and Animal Rights in 
Krishnacore – /Mike Dines (Middlesex University), Kate Reddy &
Francis Stewart (University of Stirling)
/*Chapter 5.* ‘Vegan for the Animals’: Earth Crisis and the Sound of 
Masculinity – /Shayna Maskell (George Mason University)
/*Chapter 6. *Interview with Ian MacKaye – /Angela Bartram & Laura D. 
Gelfand/

*SECTION 3: ACTIVISM – PIG IN A BLANKET (RUDIMENTARY PENI)
Chapter 7.* Not the Vegan Police: Interview with Joshua Ploeg, Vegan 
Punk Chef – /Karl Steel (Brooklyn College & the Graduate Center, CUNY)/
*Chapter 8. *DIY Animal Rights Activism in British, American, and South 
African Punk Scenes: A Comparative Approach – /Amber Lenser (University 
of Arkansas)
/*Chapter 9.* ‘Trash Animals’: Folk Punk Solidarity Across Species – 
/Seven Mattes (Michigan State University)/
*Chapter 10. *Well, How Did I Get Here? – /Laura D. Gelfand (Utah State 
University)/


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