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The human-animal connection;
Animals and culture
The
Johns Hopkins University
Press series on Animals, History, Culture, edited
by Harriet Ritvo. Dr.
Ritvo, a historian, Arthur J. Conner Professor of
History and Head of the History Department at MIT, has
written widely on the subject of human-animal relations,
including the book The
Animal Estate: The English and Other Creatures in the
Victorian Age (Harvard Press).
Anthrozoos,
A Multidisciplinary Journal of the Interactions of People
and Animals and IZAS, the International
Society for Anthrozoology
The
Veterinarian's Role in Animal Welfare (video), a
talk by Dr. Elizabeth Stone at the 2005 Ontario Veterinary
College Animal Welfare Forum, sponsored by the OVC
Animal Welfare Club.
Veterinarians in literature
Some examples of veterinarians in belletrist literature by Hans-Otto Schmidtke in Veterinary Sciences Tomorrow, May 2001. Veterinary Sciences Tomorrow is an international journal that describes itself as "an online current awareness journal".
Human medicine and literature
Ira
Flatow's Science Friday May 24, 2002 on Medicine and
Literature, with Dr. Atul Gawande, Dr. Rafael Campo,
and Felice Aull , Ph.D (founder of the Literature, Arts,
and Medicine Database)
The
Narrative
Medicine program at Columbia University School of
Medicine and the NPR
interview with the Director, Rita Charon
The
Literature, Arts, and Medicine Database (NYU Medical
School)
Hiram
College Center for Literature, Medicine and the Health
Care Professions
Duke
University Center for the Study of Medical Ethics and
Humanities (in April 2004, sponsoring Vital
Lines, Vital Signs, a conference on medicine and
poetry)
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