
This book has now been published. It is available from the Polity website here. A video of me giving a talk about the book is here.
Here is the list of contents:
Introduction
1 Conceptualizing Humans, Animals and Human–Animal Relations
2 Animal Enthusiasts, Activism and Politics in Digital Media
3 The Quantified Animal and Dataveillance
4 Animal Cuteness, Therapy and Celebrity Online
5 Animal Avatars and Zoomorphic Robots
Conclusion: Reimagining Human–Animal Relations
Below is an excerpt from the Introduction chapter, explaining the main themes and issues discussed in the book:
The Internet of Animals is the first book to bring together perspectives from across the humanities and social sciences to consider how digital technologies are contributing to human-animal relationships at both the micropolitical and macropolitical levels. It builds on and extends a growing interest in social and cultural inquiry in: i) the digitization and datafication of humans and…
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