Joshua Russell
I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Animal Behaviour, Ecology, and Conservation and the Graduate Program Director of Anthrozoology at Canisius College in Buffalo, NY. My coursework and research explore children’s relationships with animals, critical pedagogies, and the applications of hermeneutic phenomenology and queer theory in human-animal studies and environmental education. I am the editor of Queer Ecopedagogies: Explorations in Nature, Sexuality, and Education (Springer). I live in Niagara Falls, Ontario with my partner Sean and our dog, Penny.
Phone: 716-888-2751
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in fishing and hunting practices and pedagogies. I explore various psychological,
anthropological, and ethical theories surrounding storytelling as a
way of encouraging deeper, more robust engagement among humans, nonhuman
animals, and myriad beings that exist alongside of us in our multispecies
communities. Drawing on animal studies, narrative theory, and critical pedagogy
as well as ongoing qualitative research, I offer potential ways of incorporating a
wider “ecology of stories” into situated hunting and fishing practices to engage
more ethically with the people and beings that dwell in a given place.
in fishing and hunting practices and pedagogies. I explore various psychological,
anthropological, and ethical theories surrounding storytelling as a
way of encouraging deeper, more robust engagement among humans, nonhuman
animals, and myriad beings that exist alongside of us in our multispecies
communities. Drawing on animal studies, narrative theory, and critical pedagogy
as well as ongoing qualitative research, I offer potential ways of incorporating a
wider “ecology of stories” into situated hunting and fishing practices to engage
more ethically with the people and beings that dwell in a given place.