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February 1, 2013Choice Reviews Online609 citations

Animals and society: an introduction to human-animal studies

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PrefaceAcknowledgmentsPart I: Constructing Animals: Animal Categories 1. Human-Animal Studies2. Animal-Human Borders3. The Social Construction of AnimalsPart II: Using Animals: Human-Animal Economies4. Animals the Wild and in Human Societies5. The Domestication of Animals6. Display7. The Making and Consumption of Meat8. The Pet Animal9. Animals and Science10. Animal-Assisted ActivitiesPart III: Attitudes Toward Animals11. Working with Animals12. Violence to Animals13. Human Oppression and Animal SufferingPart IV: Imagining Animals: Animals as Symbol14. Animals in Human Thought15. Animals in Religion and Folklore 16. Animals in Literature and FilmPart V: Knowing and Relating to Animals: Animal Behavior and Animal Ethics17. Animal Behavior Studies and Ethology18. The Moral Status of Animals 19. The Animal Protection Movement20. The Future of the Human-Animal RelationshipBibliographyIndex

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