Fix, Toward Interspecies Thinking as a Collaborative Concept: Autoethnographies at the..., 2019.

Item Type:: journalArticle
Title:: Toward Interspecies Thinking as a Collaborative Concept: Autoethnographies at the Intersection of Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Animal Studies
Author:: Fix, Adam J (author)

Burnam, Hugh (author)

Gutteriez, Ray (author)
Place:
Date:: 2019
Bibliography:: Fix, Adam J/Burnam, Hugh/Gutteriez, Ray: Toward Interspecies Thinking as a Collaborative Concept: Autoethnographies at the Intersection of Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Animal Studies. In: Humanimalia: A Journal of Human-Animal Interface Studies 10/2 (2019). Internet: https://www.depauw.edu/humanimalia/issue%2020/pdfs/fix%20et%20al-pdf.pdf. S. 128–149.
Own created bibliography:: Fix, Adam J/Burnam, Hugh/Gutteriez, Ray: Toward Interspecies Thinking as a Collaborative Concept: Autoethnographies at the Intersection of Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Animal Studies. Humanimalia: A Journal of Human-Animal Interface Studies 10. 2019. S. 128-149.

Item Type:	journalArticle
Title:	Toward Interspecies Thinking as a Collaborative Concept: Autoethnographies at the Intersection of Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Animal Studies
Author:	Fix, Adam J (author) Burnam, Hugh (author) Gutteriez, Ray (author)
Place:
Date:	2019
Bibliography:	Fix, Adam J/Burnam, Hugh/Gutteriez, Ray: Toward Interspecies Thinking as a Collaborative Concept: Autoethnographies at the Intersection of Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Animal Studies. In: Humanimalia: A Journal of Human-Animal Interface Studies 10/2 (2019). Internet: https://www.depauw.edu/humanimalia/issue%2020/pdfs/fix%20et%20al-pdf.pdf. S. 128–149.
Own created bibliography:	Fix, Adam J/Burnam, Hugh/Gutteriez, Ray: Toward Interspecies Thinking as a Collaborative Concept: Autoethnographies at the Intersection of Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Animal Studies. Humanimalia: A Journal of Human-Animal Interface Studies 10. 2019. S. 128-149.