Autoethnographical explorations of the attachment to dogs in cultural contexts

Keyphrases

• Article Use 50%
• Australia 50%
• Childhood Experience 50%
• Collective Levels 50%
• Contemporary Society 50%
• Cultural Contexts 100%
• Germany 50%
• Human Personality 50%
• Individual Experience 50%
• Lived Experience 50%
• Positive Autoethnography 50%
• Private Space 50%
• Public Space 100%
• Racial Background 50%
• Racial Bias 50%
• Racialised 50%
• Sociocultural Background 50%
• Sociocultural Groups 50%
• Sociocultural Interaction 50%
• South Africa 100%
• Unconscious Dynamics 50%

Social Sciences

• Australia 12%
• Authors 25%
• Autoethnography 12%
• Collaboration 12%
• Contemporary Society 12%
• Cultural Context 100%
• Discourse 12%
• Dog 100%
• Ethnic Group 25%
• Germany 12%
• Lived Experience 12%
• Racial Identity 12%
• South Africa 25%

Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine

• Africa 25%
• Australia 12%
• Dog 100%
• Germany 12%
• Pet Animal 25%