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Tatar, Bradley

TatarBradley

인문학부

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문화인류학
Lab Description
The PostHumanism lab carries out social scientific investigations of the relationships between humans and non-humans, drawing upon various theoretical perspectives such as Actor Network Theory, Risk Society, and Systems Theory. The ways that humans define their relationships to nonhuman animals are studied in order to reveal how humans structure their relationships toward nature and ecological systems. Research includes investigations of human-wildlife conflict as a 'wicked problem,' environmental governance and the wildlife trade, captivity and liberation of animals, and the commodification of nature as a public spectacle.
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Advocacy, Ecotourism, and Biopolitics of Whale Conservation in Ecuador File File

Tatar, Bradley

Article Issue Date2023-08 View108
Anthropomorphism as Social Action: The Politics of Animals on Display File

Tatar, Bradley

Article Issue Date2021-11 View116
Bilingual signs at an ‘English only’ Korean university: place-making and ‘global’ space in higher education File

Choi, Jinsook , Tatar, Bradley , Kim, Jeong-Yeon

Article Issue Date2021-10 View124
Whaling in Korea: Heritage, Framing, and Contention against International Norms File

Tatar, Bradley

Article Issue Date2021-03 View113
The Bangudae Petroglyph: Whaling and Remodernisation in a South Korean Industrial City File

Tatar, Bradley

Article Issue Date2020-05 View103
Mitigating cetacean bycatch in coastal Ecuador: Governance challenges for small-scale fisheries File

Jose Alava, Juan , Tatar, Bradley , Jose Barragan, Maria , Castro, Cristina , Rosero, Patricia , Denkinger, Judith , Jimenez, Pedro J. , Carvajal, Raul , Samaniego, Jorge

Article Issue Date2019-12 View165
A case study of international instructors’ experiences of English-medium instruction policy in a Korean university File

Kim, Jeong-Yeon , Tatar, Bradley

Article Issue Date2018-05 View139
Dolphin Liberation in Korea: Is it Beneficial for Conservation? File

Kim, Sejoon , Tatar, Bradley

Article Issue Date2018-04 View121
Getting to know the consumer: Toward mitigation of illegal whale meat consumption in South Korea File

Tatar, Bradley , Jung, Changkuk

Article Issue Date2018-02 View117
English-Medium Instruction and Intercultural Sensitivity: A Korean Case Study File

Kim, Jeong-Yeon , Choi, Jinsook , Tatar, Bradley

Article Issue Date2017-10 View124
Place-making, Landscape and Materialities: Whales and Social Practices in Ulsan, Korea

Tatar, Bradley

Article Issue Date2017-07 View199
Nonnative English-Speaking Professors’ Experiences of English-Medium Instruction and Their Perceived Roles of the Local Language File

Kim, Jeong-Yeon , Tatar, Bradley

Article Issue Date2017-04 View121
Destroying Patriarchy: Struggle for Sexual Equality in Mexican-American Corridos and Anglo-American Ballads File

Tatar, Bradley

Article Issue Date2015-03 View113
The safety of bycatch: South Korean responses to the moratorium on commercial whaling File File

Tatar, Bradley

Article Issue Date2014-12 View105
Can EFL Speakers Communicate in English-mediated Classes?: A Case of a Liberal Arts Class for Engineering Students in Korea File

Choi, Jinsook , Tatar, Bradley , Kim, Jeong-Yeon

Article Issue Date2014-10 View134
Emerging culture of English-medium instruction in Korea: experiences of Korean and international students File

Kim, Jeong-Yeon , Tatar, Bradley , Choi, Jinsook

Article Issue Date2014-10 View100
Whale Conservation in Coastal Ecuador - Environmentalism of the Poor or Neoliberal Conservation? File

Tatar, Bradley

Article Issue Date2014-08 View89
Dialogic interactions in the English-mediated classroom: A case study of a social science class for engineering students in Korea File

Choi, Jinsook , Tatar, Bradley , Kim, Jeong-Yeon

Article Issue Date2014-07 View197
The challenge of governance: Cultural barriers to enforcement of the IWC whaling moratorium in Korea

Tatar, Bradley , Lee, Taeheok

Article Issue Date2012-12 View191
Hombres Bravos, Mujeres Bravas: Gender and Violence in the Mexican Corrido

Tatar, Bradley

Article Issue Date2010-12 View194
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