Dr. Carol Gigliotti (http://www.carolgiglotti.net), a writer, educator, and artist, is an Associate Professor in Interactive Media and Critical and Cultural Studies at Emily Carr University of Art + Design in Vancouver, B.C., Canada where she teaches Environmental Ethics, Critical Animal Studies and Interactive Media courses. She has been involved in new media since 1989 and publishes and presents extensively.
Her edited book, Leonardo's Choice: genetic technologies and animals which grew out of the January 2006 special issue of the Springer_Verlag journal AI and Society, "Genetic Technologies and Animals" has recently been published by the Bioethics/Applied Philosophy Area of Springer. The book includes her essay, “Leonardo’s choice: the ethics of artists working with genetic technologies”, and essays by philosopher Steven Best, literary theorist Susan McHugh, feminist biologist Lynda Birke and a dialogue between Gigliotti and cultural theorist, Steve Baker. SEE WORK for more publications.
