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SUMMARY:6th Conference of the European Association for Critical Animal Studies (EACAS)
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DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>Rethinking revolution:&nbsp\;</strong><strong>Nonhuman animals\, antispeciesism and power</strong></p>\n<p><em>6th&nbsp\;Conference of the European Association for Critical Animal Studies (EACAS)</em></p>\n<p>Barcelona\, Universitat Pompeu Fabra\, Campus Poblenou\, 22-24 May 2019</p>\n<p><strong>Conference theme</strong></p>\n<p>Although human exploitation of nonhuman animals is by no means a modern development\, it has grown exponentially in the last century. It is under capitalism that human abuse of their power over nonhuman animals has reached a massive scale\, with a corresponding massive worsening of its consequences. This includes the suffering of trillions of sentient beings exploited in miserable conditions and killed for trivial purposes in the majority of cases\, but also the massive contribution to global warming of industries like agribusiness\, as well as the negative impact these practices have on social justice\, intra-human violence and human health. The animal liberation movement therefore not only calls for justice and compassion for nonhuman animals\, but also confront the results of industrial capitalism and modernity with a radical consciousness-raising claim. This claim is radical because it provides the most accurate condemnation of privilege and the status quo by revealing how inequality does not exist only at the intra-species level\, but also at the inter-species level\, and that both levels are closely interlinked and thus ought to be addressed jointly.</p>\n<p>In the spirit of the field of Critical Animal Studies\, the aim of this conference is to encourage scholars\, students and activists to rethink the revolution that animal liberation theory represents since its inception in the 1970s\, a social movement bringing the fight against oppression to its logical conclusion.</p>\n<p>The conference welcomes proposals from a variety of scholars and disciplines &ndash\; including critical academics\, independent researchers\, students and activists &ndash\; reflecting on the intersecting themes of the conference: power\, total liberation and antispeciesism.</p>
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