Laura D. Gelfand is emeritus professor of Art History at Utah State University and honorary professor in the Department of the History of Art at the University of York, UK.Angela Bartram is professor of Contemporary Art and co-lead for Creative and Cultural Industries Academic Theme and its Research Centre, University of Derby, UK.

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• Introduction Laura D. Gelfand and Angela Bartram Section 1. Representation – I Wanna Be Your Dog (Stooges)Chapter 1. Nonhuman Behavior: Punk as Enactive AnimalityKieran Cashell (Limerick School of Art and Design)Chapter 2. Rattus Rattus: The Rat in Punk LoreRuss Bestley (University of the Arts, London)Chapter 3. Punk Care: in Making and Curating the AnimalAngela Bartram (University of Derby) Section 2. Rights – Wart Hog (Ramones)Chapter 4. A Divine Trajectory: Diet, Devotion and Animal Rights in KrishnacoreMike Dines (Middlesex University), Kate Reddy and Francis Stewart (University of Stirling)Chapter 5. ‘Vegan for the Animals:’ Earth Crisis and the Sound of MasculinityShayna Maskell (George Mason University)Chapter 6. Interview with Ian MacKayewith Angela Bartram and Laura D. Gelfand Section 3. Activism – Pig in a Blanket (Rudimentary Peni)Chapter 7. Not the Vegan Police: Interview with Joshua Ploeg, Vegan Punk ChefKarl Steel (Brooklyn College and the Graduate Center, CUNY)Chapter 8. DIY Animal Rights Activism in British, American, and South African Punk Scenes: A Comparative ApproachAmber Lenser (University of Arkansas)Chapter 9. ‘Trash Animals’– Folk Punk Solidarity Across SpeciesSeven Mattes (Michigan State University)Chapter 10. Well, How Did I Get Here? Laura D. Gelfand (Utah State University) Notes on ContributorsIndex

Laura D. Gelfand is emeritus professor of Art History at Utah State University and honorary professor in the Department of the History of Art at the University of York, UK.Angela Bartram is professor of Contemporary Art and co-lead for Creative and Cultural Industries Academic Theme and its Research Centre, University of Derby, UK.

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• Introduction Laura D. Gelfand and Angela Bartram Section 1. Representation – I Wanna Be Your Dog (Stooges)Chapter 1. Nonhuman Behavior: Punk as Enactive AnimalityKieran Cashell (Limerick School of Art and Design)Chapter 2. Rattus Rattus: The Rat in Punk LoreRuss Bestley (University of the Arts, London)Chapter 3. Punk Care: in Making and Curating the AnimalAngela Bartram (University of Derby) Section 2. Rights – Wart Hog (Ramones)Chapter 4. A Divine Trajectory: Diet, Devotion and Animal Rights in KrishnacoreMike Dines (Middlesex University), Kate Reddy and Francis Stewart (University of Stirling)Chapter 5. ‘Vegan for the Animals:’ Earth Crisis and the Sound of MasculinityShayna Maskell (George Mason University)Chapter 6. Interview with Ian MacKayewith Angela Bartram and Laura D. Gelfand Section 3. Activism – Pig in a Blanket (Rudimentary Peni)Chapter 7. Not the Vegan Police: Interview with Joshua Ploeg, Vegan Punk ChefKarl Steel (Brooklyn College and the Graduate Center, CUNY)Chapter 8. DIY Animal Rights Activism in British, American, and South African Punk Scenes: A Comparative ApproachAmber Lenser (University of Arkansas)Chapter 9. ‘Trash Animals’– Folk Punk Solidarity Across SpeciesSeven Mattes (Michigan State University)Chapter 10. Well, How Did I Get Here? Laura D. Gelfand (Utah State University) Notes on ContributorsIndex