Game, Predator, Friend: Animals and the Hunt

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Game, Predator, Friend: Animals and the Hunt

Organizer
Netzwerk Jagdgeschichten
ZIP
28359
Location
Bremen
Country
Germany
Takes place
Digital
From - Until
03.11.2023 -
Website
https://jagd.hypotheses.org/
By
Maurice Saß

The 6th meeting of the "Network Cultural History of the Hunt" takes place online: https://stockholmuniversity.zoom.us/j/68487400038

Game, Predator, Friend: Animals and the Hunt

Hunting has shaped the common history of human and non-human animals in manifold ways. We ask scholars of all discipline for contributions in the cultural history of the hunt that addresses the factual, emotional, symbolic, ecological, and other dimensions in which hunting was a practice and a narrative field of inter-species-relationships.

Programm

13:15
Laura Beck (Hannover University), Sigmund Oehrl (University of Stavanger) and Maurice Saß (Alanus University)
Introduction

13:30
Ingeborg Marie Hornkjøl (University of Stavanger)
The Cat in Egypt: Holy House-Hunter

Anja Mansrud (University of Stavanger)
Becoming Bear? Bear Claws as Hunting Charms

15:00
Break

15:30
Sigmund Oehrl (University of Stavanger)
Bear hunting and bear fighting in Late Iron Age Scandinavian art

Ellen Hagen (University of Stavanger)
Grip of a Hawk, Cut of a Falcon, Hunting with Divine Powers

17:00
Break

17:30
Niklas Groschinski (University of Oxford)
Real and Painted Hunting Trophies as Political Tools at the Saxon court, c. 1500–1520

Nicole Maceira Cumming (University of Strathclyde)
‘The Most Honourable and Noblest Sorte’: Hunting in the Scottish Court of James VI, c. 1579–1603

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