多物種亞洲：邁向動物視角

國立中山大學｜2026年10月1日至3日

本次研討會旨在探討：動物研究如何能真正納入動物自身的視角。我們邀請人文學、社會科學與自然科學領域之研究者，以及關注動物議題之實務工作者，共同思考非人動物之經驗、主體性與能動性，並回應其所涉及之方法論、認識論與倫理挑戰。

徵稿主題（包含但不限於）：

• 動物視角與主體性
• 多物種關係與共存
• 動物倫理、美學與再現
• 野生動物保育與家養動物處境
• 氣候變遷與生態議題
• 跨物種研究方法（如生物符號學、動物民族誌等）
• 宗教、文化與動物性
• 動物研究中的交織性分析（性別、認同、民族等）

重要時程：

• 投稿截止：2026年6月15日
• 錄取通知：2026年6月30日
• 全文繳交：2026年9月1日

會議資訊：

• 發表語言：中文或英文
• 補助項目：提供台灣境內交通、住宿與午餐

投稿內容：

• 論文標題
• 摘要（約300英文單字／450中文字）
• 個人簡介（200字以內）
• 發表語言

投稿與詢問請寄至：
Héctor G. Castaño 高長空  hector@mail.nsysu.edu.tw
Severina Angelova Balabanova 謝薇娜  balabanova@mail.nsysu.edu.tw

誠摯歡迎各階段研究者（包含碩博士生與青年學者）投稿，亦期待學術界與實務領域之對話與交流。

國立中山大學 跨文化共生國際漢學研究中心

We are pleased to share the following Call for Papers and would greatly appreciate your assistance in circulating it within your networks:

Multi-species Asia: Toward Animal Perspectives
National Sun Yat-sen University (Taiwan)
October 1–3, 2026

This conference asks how animal studies might genuinely take animal perspectives into account. We invite contributions from the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, as well as practitioners engaged in animal-related work, to explore the methodological, epistemological, and ethical challenges of engaging with non-human animals as subjects with their own experiences and agency.

Topics include (but are not limited to):

• Animal perspectives and subjectivity
• Multispecies relations and coexistence
• Animal ethics, aesthetics, and representation
• Wildlife conservation and conditions of domesticated animals
• Climate change and ecological issues
• Cross-species methodologies (e.g., biosemiotics, ethno-ethology)
• Religion, culture, and animality
• Intersectional approaches in animal studies

Key Dates:

• Proposal deadline: June 15, 2026
• Notification of acceptance: June 30, 2026
• Full paper submission: September 1, 2026

Conference Information:

• Languages: English or Mandarin
• Support: Transportation (within Taiwan), accommodation, and lunch will be provided

Submission Requirements:

• Title
• Abstract (approx. 300 words)
• Short bio (under 200 words)
• Preferred presentation language

Please send proposals and inquiries to:
Héctor G. Castaño   hector@mail.nsysu.edu.tw
Severina Angelova Balabanova  balabanova@mail.nsysu.edu.tw

We warmly welcome submissions from scholars at all career stages, including graduate students and early-career researchers, and encourage dialogue between academia and civil society.

We would be grateful if you could share this CFP with your members and relevant networks.