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An Unnatural Order: Uncovering the Roots of Our Domination of Natureby: Jim Mason December 31, 1997 Search: animal rights |
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A painstakingly researched and beautifully written book that explains and explores the many factors that shape our realtionship with animals and the environment. Mason's contribution to the literature on this increasingly important topic is simply inestimable. This book is a "must read".
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Babies and Beasts: The Argument from Marginal Casesby: Daniel Dombrowski July 01, 1997 Search: animal rights |
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A painstakingly researched and beautifully written book that explains and explores the many factors that shape our realtionship with animals and the environment. Mason's contribution to the literature on this increasingly important topic is simply inestimable. This book is a "must read".
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Nim Chimpsky: The Chimp Who Would be Human: The Chimp Who Would Be Humanby: Elizabeth Hess February 01, 2009 Search: animal rights |
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A painstakingly researched and beautifully written book that explains and explores the many factors that shape our realtionship with animals and the environment. Mason's contribution to the literature on this increasingly important topic is simply inestimable. This book is a "must read".
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Great Black Heroes: Five Bold Freedom Fighters (Level 4) (Great Black Heroes)by: Wade Hudson 2003-01 Search: animal rights |
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A painstakingly researched and beautifully written book that explains and explores the many factors that shape our realtionship with animals and the environment. Mason's contribution to the literature on this increasingly important topic is simply inestimable. This book is a "must read".
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Created Equal: A Case for the Animal-Human Connectionby: Ernie Bringas September 11, 2003 Search: animal rights |
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A painstakingly researched and beautifully written book that explains and explores the many factors that shape our realtionship with animals and the environment. Mason's contribution to the literature on this increasingly important topic is simply inestimable. This book is a "must read".
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Animal Rights: The Changing Debatefrom: Palgrave Macmillan November 22, 1996 Search: animal rights |
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A painstakingly researched and beautifully written book that explains and explores the many factors that shape our realtionship with animals and the environment. Mason's contribution to the literature on this increasingly important topic is simply inestimable. This book is a "must read".
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All Persons Great and Small: How New Scientific Discoveries are Building the Case for Animal Rights: How New Scientific Discoveries Are Building the Case for Animal Rightsby: Steven M. Wise June 04, 2002 Search: animal rights |
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In Drawing The Line, animal-rights attorney and law professor Steven M. Wise reprises and extends the arguments he presented in his highly successful first book, Rattling The Cage, on behalf of the legal personhood of chimpanzees and bonobos to that of gorillas, orangutans, dolphins, parrots, elephants, dogs, and honeybees, comparing their abilities to think, reason, remember, deceive, and play-act with those of his precocious four year-old son, Christopher. His goal is simply and modestly stated: "Shifts occur only after people come to believe that something is possible. Making the argument that at least some nonhuman animals should have basic legal rights and be recognized as legal persons is the first step toward informing policymakers, ... Read More:
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Bioethics for Students: How Do We Know What's Right? : Issues in Medicine, Animal Rights, and the Environmentfrom: Macmillan General Reference 1998-10 Search: animal rights |
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In Drawing The Line, animal-rights attorney and law professor Steven M. Wise reprises and extends the arguments he presented in his highly successful first book, Rattling The Cage, on behalf of the legal personhood of chimpanzees and bonobos to that of gorillas, orangutans, dolphins, parrots, elephants, dogs, and honeybees, comparing their abilities to think, reason, remember, deceive, and play-act with those of his precocious four year-old son, Christopher. His goal is simply and modestly stated: "Shifts occur only after people come to believe that something is possible. Making the argument that at least some nonhuman animals should have basic legal rights and be recognized as legal persons is the first step toward informing policymakers, ... Read More:
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How to Have an Obedient Dogby: Jackie Marriott November 10, 1986 Search: animal rights |
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Being an old hand at loving different breeds of dogs, the book is most helpfull when having a new puppy or if you are having problems with an older dog, the saying that old dogs cannot be taught new tricks is not true, and this book is great for helping with such problems. The information is easy to understand and the diagrams are well drawn and easy to follow. When you have purchased this book, you cannot help but read it all the way through, and there are things included which are a great comfort to anybody having problems with their pets.
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Animal Theologyby: Andrew Linzey February 01, 1995 Search: animal rights |
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Being an old hand at loving different breeds of dogs, the book is most helpfull when having a new puppy or if you are having problems with an older dog, the saying that old dogs cannot be taught new tricks is not true, and this book is great for helping with such problems. The information is easy to understand and the diagrams are well drawn and easy to follow. When you have purchased this book, you cannot help but read it all the way through, and there are things included which are a great comfort to anybody having problems with their pets.
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