Abstract book for Framing nature conference

The abstract book of the conference "Framing nature: Signs, Stories and Ecologies of Meaning" (Tartu, April 29 - May 3), which begins tomorrow, has been published online.

My abstract "Animals qua sentient beings vs. animals qua resources: a critical reading of the mentions of animals in Norwegian political party programs" is to be found on pages 218-219. Furthermore, all names of presenters including mine are listed on p. 4, and on p. 3 our research project EMP151 (Animals in changing environments: Cultural mediation and semiotic analysis) is listed as one of the conference's supporters.

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EASLCE abstract (Tartu): "Animals qua sentient beings vs. animals qua resources"

EASLCE paper accepted for presentation

Today I was notified by the organisers of the upcoming conference "Framing Nature: Signs, Stories, and Ecologies of Meaning" (The European Association for the Study of Literature, Culture, and the Environment (EASLCE) biennial conference), to be held in Tartu, Estonia, April 29th - May 3rd 2014, that my paper "Animals qua sentient beings vs. animals qua resources: A critical reading of the mentions of animals in Norwegian political party programs" has been accepted for presentation by the international advisory board of the conference. 

Ordvalg abstract and link to analysis of political party programs in Minding Animals blog

Yesterday I blogged in the blog of Minding Animals Norway, with a post entitled "Ordvalg – en kritisk lesning av omtalen av dyr i norske partiprogrammer" [Word choice/election - a critical reading of the mention of animals in Norwegian political programs].

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Abstract submitted to Minding Animals Norway's 3rd research seminar; analysis of Norwegian political programs conducted

Abstract submitted to Minding Animals Norway's 3rd research seminar; analysis of Norwegian political programs conducted

Yesterday I wrote and submitted the abstract "Ordvalg - en kritisk lesning av omtalen av dyr i norske partiprogrammer" [Word choice/election - a critical reading of the mention of animals in Norwegian political programs] for Minding Animals Norway's 3rd research seminar. My paper will be based of a linguistic analysis of the political programs of nine Norwegian political parties (21 pp).

The Norwegian language abstract of the talk has been posted in my Norwegian blog, Utopisk Realisme.

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Minding Animals Norway's 3rd research seminar to be held August 23rd in Oslo