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KEYWORDS: anthropozoologie, Archéozoologie, zooarchéologie sociale, histoire de la recherche, Human animal studies, Archaeozoology, social zooarchaeology, research history
En raison de la sensibilisation croissante de la société sur les relations humain-animal, ces dernières sont graduellement devenues un sujet de plus en plus important dans les discours publics et académiques. La recherche, y compris en archéologie, est passée de l'étude des espèces animales en tant que subordonnées à l'être humain à l'étude des animaux humains et non humains. Les disciplines archéologiques et historiques ont fait des progrès significatifs ces dernières années, notamment à la suite de l'émergence de nouvelles méthodes telles que l'ADNa et l'analyse isotopique. Les données issues des contextes archéologiques et historiques sont donc particulièrement pertinentes pour comprendre la situation complexe des animaux dans le monde contemporain. Lors de la conférence Animal Life Histories / Biographie d'animaux, les représentants les plus divers des études sur l'humain et l'animal se sont réunis et ont mené des discussions animées et fructueuses, qui ont montré les perspectives pour les recherches futures.
Animal life histories: state of the art, approaches and perspectives.
Due to the growing awareness of society, human-animal relations have become an increasingly important topic of public and academic discourse in recent decades. Research, including archaeology, has moved from the study of animal species as subordinate to humans to the study of human and non-human animals. The archaeological and historical disciplines have made significant progress in recent years due to the emergence of new methods such as aDNA and isotope analysis. Data from archaeological and historical contexts are therefore particularly relevant for understanding the complex situation of animals in the contemporary world. At the conference Animal Life Histories / Animal Biographies, the most diverse representatives of human and animal studies came together and held lively and fruitful discussions that showed the perspectives for future research.
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