Dr Erika Cudworth, School of Social Sciences, Media and Cultural Studies
The public lecture series is hotting up this Valentine’s Eve, with love, food and politics all on the menu!
Food advertising, magazines and cookery shows constantly reinforce the idea that animals exist simply for human consumption. The images they use tell a revealing story about how humans treat and relate to animals in the 21st Century and how we treat and relate to each other.
The lecture begins at 6.30 at the Business School lecture theatre at UEL’s Docklands campus.
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