Hill, Dr Kristine

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Hill, Dr Kristine

PhD Candidate

University of Exeter
Research interests / activities:

I am working on my PhD in anthrozoology, while building the foundations of a new career – either as an academic, educator, or within a non-profit organisation dedicated to improving the lives of both human and non-human animals. I am a volunteer communication officer for the Society of Companion Animals Studies (SCAS). My doctoral research focuses on cat-human relations and discourses surrounding free-roaming and free-living urban cats.  

Outputs:

Publications:

K. Hill, M. Szydlowski, S. Oxley Heaney, D. Busby (2021). Uncivilized behaviors: how humans wield “feral” to assert power (and control) over other species. Society & Animals, Accepted.

T. Warda, T. Aiello, K. Hill (2021). Nonhuman Animals as Symbols in the #BlackLivesMatter Protests of 2020. Society & Animals, Accepted.

J. Hooper, T. Aiello, K. Hill (2021). Portrayals of Animals in Covid-19 News Media. Anthrozoös, Accepted.

K. Hill (2021). Liminal animals in liminal spaces: A day at Berlin Zoo. Animalia, 5(1). www.animaliajournal.org/post/liminal-animals-in-liminal-spaces-a-day-at-berlin-zoo

K. Hill (2021). Animal-themed tattoo narratives: Insights into ontological perspectives. Anthrozoös, 34(4), 579-596. DOI:10.1080/08927936.2021.1914441

K. Hill (2021). Happy Hens or Healthy Eggs – A Summative Content Analysis Of How Hens Are Represented In Supermarket Egg Boxes Narratives. TRACE ∴ Journal for Human-Animal Studies, 7(1), 70-94. DOI:10.23984/fjhas.98684

K. Hill (2020). Tattoo narratives: Insights into multispecies kinship and griefwork. Anthrozoös, 33(6), 709-726. DOI:10.1080/08927936.2020.1824652

Website/blog:
https://socialsciences.exeter.ac.uk/ease/people/krishill/
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Personal website