Description:Animal Studies is a rapidly growing interdisciplinary field devoted to examining, understanding, and critically evaluating the complex relationships between humans and other animals. Scholarship in Animal Studies draws on a variety of methodologies to explore these multi-faceted relationships in order to help us understand the ways in which other animals figure in our lives and we in theirs. Bringing together the work of a group of internationally distinguished scholars, the contribution in Critical Terms for Animal Studies offers distinct voices and diverse perspectives, exploring significant concepts and asking important questions. How do we take non-human animals seriously, not simply as metaphors for human endeavors, but as subjects themselves? What do we mean by anthropocentrism, captivity, empathy, sanctuary, and vulnerability, and what work do these and other critical terms do in Animal Studies? Sure to become an indispensable reference for the field, Critical Terms for Animal Studies not only provides a framework for thinking about animals as subjects of their own experiences, but also serves as a touchstone to help us think differently about our conceptions of what it means to be human, and the impact human activities have on the more than human world.Table of Contents:Introduction • Lori Gruen1 Abolition • Claire Jean Kim2 Activism • Jeff Sebo and Peter Singer3 Anthropocentrism • Fiona Probyn-Rapsey4 Behavior • Alexandra Horowitz5 Biopolitics • Dinesh Joseph Wadiwel6 Captivity • Lori Marino7 Difference • Kari Weil8 Emotion • Barbara J. King9 Empathy • Lori Gruen10 Ethics • Alice Crary11 Extinction • Thom van Dooren12 Kinship • Agustín Fuentes and Natalie Porter13 Law • Kristen Stilt14 Life • Eduardo Kohn15 Matter • James K. Stanescu16 Mind • Kristin Andrews17 Pain • Victoria A. Braithwaite18 Personhood • Colin Dayan19 Postcolonial • Maneesha Deckha20 Rationality • Christine M. Korsgaard21 Representation • Robert R. McKay22 Rights • Will Kymlicka and Sue Donaldson23 Sanctuary • Timothy Pachirat24 Sentience • Gary Varner25 Sociality • Cynthia Willett and Malini Suchak26 Species • Harriet Ritvo27 Vegan • Annie Potts and Philip Armstrong28 Vulnerability • Anat Pick29 Welfare • Clare Palmer and Peter SandøeAcknowledgmentsList of ContributorsIndexWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Critical Terms for Animal Studies. To get started finding Critical Terms for Animal Studies, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
Description: Animal Studies is a rapidly growing interdisciplinary field devoted to examining, understanding, and critically evaluating the complex relationships between humans and other animals. Scholarship in Animal Studies draws on a variety of methodologies to explore these multi-faceted relationships in order to help us understand the ways in which other animals figure in our lives and we in theirs. Bringing together the work of a group of internationally distinguished scholars, the contribution in Critical Terms for Animal Studies offers distinct voices and diverse perspectives, exploring significant concepts and asking important questions. How do we take non-human animals seriously, not simply as metaphors for human endeavors, but as subjects themselves? What do we mean by anthropocentrism, captivity, empathy, sanctuary, and vulnerability, and what work do these and other critical terms do in Animal Studies? Sure to become an indispensable reference for the field, Critical Terms for Animal Studies not only provides a framework for thinking about animals as subjects of their own experiences, but also serves as a touchstone to help us think differently about our conceptions of what it means to be human, and the impact human activities have on the more than human world.Table of Contents:Introduction • Lori Gruen1 Abolition • Claire Jean Kim2 Activism • Jeff Sebo and Peter Singer3 Anthropocentrism • Fiona Probyn-Rapsey4 Behavior • Alexandra Horowitz5 Biopolitics • Dinesh Joseph Wadiwel6 Captivity • Lori Marino7 Difference • Kari Weil8 Emotion • Barbara J. King9 Empathy • Lori Gruen10 Ethics • Alice Crary11 Extinction • Thom van Dooren12 Kinship • Agustín Fuentes and Natalie Porter13 Law • Kristen Stilt14 Life • Eduardo Kohn15 Matter • James K. Stanescu16 Mind • Kristin Andrews17 Pain • Victoria A. Braithwaite18 Personhood • Colin Dayan19 Postcolonial • Maneesha Deckha20 Rationality • Christine M. Korsgaard21 Representation • Robert R. McKay22 Rights • Will Kymlicka and Sue Donaldson23 Sanctuary • Timothy Pachirat24 Sentience • Gary Varner25 Sociality • Cynthia Willett and Malini Suchak26 Species • Harriet Ritvo27 Vegan • Annie Potts and Philip Armstrong28 Vulnerability • Anat Pick29 Welfare • Clare Palmer and Peter SandøeAcknowledgmentsList of ContributorsIndexWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Critical Terms for Animal Studies. To get started finding Critical Terms for Animal Studies, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.