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1st Conference October 2020

 Doing Animal Health in more-than-human Worlds


First (digital) Conference for the Network of Veterinary Humanities

Messerli Research Institute, University of Vienna, Medical University of Vienna, University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna

October 8-9th 2020

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Conference program

Information for non-speakers who like to attend the conference


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Conference Program

Doing Animal Health in more-than-human Worlds First (digital) Conference for the Network of Veterinary Humanities Messerli Research Institute, University of Vienna, Medical University of Vienna, University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna October 8-9th 2020 Program Central European Time (CET)/UTC +2 Thursday, 8th of October 11:30am-12am      Welcome by Julia Gutjahr & Kerstin Weich 12am-01pm         Keynote Ludek Broz (Prague, Czech Republic)- Veterinarization of the Future and its Zoonotic Limits 01-02:30pm      Panel 1 Chair: Else Vogel Karen Hiestand (Sussex, UK) - “What would you do if it was your cat?” The Autonomy Principle in Veterinary Ethics Mariessa Long (Vienna, Austria) -The concept of quality of life for horses Marc Bubeck (Munich, Germany) - ‘Veterinarians are the protectors of animals’. Caring and killing as a constructive element of veterinary professionalism of veterinary students in Germany ---- break ----- 03-04...
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Conference open for non-speakers

W e are happy to announce that it will be possible to attend our digital conference as a non-speaker. The conference:  Veterinary Humanities Network: Doing Animal Health in more-than-human worlds  will be held on  Thursday, 8th of October and Friday 9th of October . All given times in the program are referred to CET - please keep a possible time gap in mind!  There has been a slight change in our program: we will start already at 11:30 am with a welcome and a short introductory note. Accordingly, the Keynote by LUDEK BROZ, Praha, CZ will start at noon (CET).   Please find the current program here:  https://veterinary-humanities.blogspot.com/2020/08/doing-animal-health-in-more-than-human.html You can attend the conference through this link:  https://eu.bbcollab.com/ guest/ 258df1cd32b440d69a244d3e456ca8 51   We would encourage you to take part in the conference both days or at least one of the days, rather than only attend a par...
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