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Animal Rights: Current Debates and New Directionsfrom: Oxford University Press, USA November 24, 2005 Search: animal rights |
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* - if you have to chose between torture and reading this book, then you might want to consider reading the book - although it depends on just how severe the torture would be. ** - if you've lost your job and have quite a bit of free time on your hands, and don't have anything else better to do, then you might want to consider reading this book; don't expect to learn much or really be entertained. It will however, help you pass the time until your death. *** - meh...I'm indifferent. Reading this book will not alter your life in any significant way, yet it is not so horrendously dreadful that your taking the time to read it will be a complete waste of time. **** - Good book ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Why Animals Matter: The Case for Animal Protectionby: Erin E. Williams; Margo Demello August 09, 2007 Search: animal rights |
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Our systematic abuse of non-human animals is so shocking and extensive that it is surprising how few people are even unaware of it. That's why this book is so indispensable. With this comprehensive survey of animal exploitation, Margo DeMello (co-author of Stories Rabbits Tell: A Natural and Cultural History of a Misunderstood Creature ) and Erin Williams -- both longtime activists -- seek to lift the veil of ignorance that sustains a cruel status quo. Product testing, breeding, medical experiments, hunting, blood sports, clothing (fur, wool, leather), and entertainment are all covered in heartbreaking detail. But it's the authors' discussion of animals used in food production that truly stands out, introducing readers to practices that some other ... Read More:
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Animal Rights: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions)by: David DeGrazia May 16, 2002 Search: animal rights |
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Animal Activists may be interested int he following link: http://www.peta2.com/ot/o-madetour.asp >>More Details |
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Animal Rights: A Historical Anthologyfrom: Columbia University Press November 23, 2004 Search: animal rights |
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Who Cares About Animal Rights? (One World)by: Michael Twinn 1992-06 Search: animal rights |
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Animal Rights and Pornography: Stories (Soft Skull ShortLit)by: J. Eric Miller July 22, 2004 Search: animal rights |
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Some of the content may be difficult to classify as entertainment. That said, this is an insightful and profound read worth every second spent with this collection of short stories.
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Introduction to Animal Rights: Your Child or the Dog?by: Gary L. Francione November 12, 2000 Search: animal rights |
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I got this book about a year ago and I wish I had done a review sooner. This book is a masterpiece of work on behalf of the rights of non humans. This author is exceptionally intelligent and compassionate. He is a Law Professor--a Super Lawyer, and thanks to his training in Law, he REALLY drives his argument very very deep and straight into the heart of the matter leaving little forgotten. This book seems small, but it has more depth and coverage inside than you think. It is for those newly interested in the subject, it is for old pros and it is for anyone or everyone to read regardless of your animal-rights evolution. This author has written other books (I would like to suggest "Rain Without Thunder") in which he analyzes the animal rights movement ... Read More:
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Striking at the Roots: A Practical Guide to Animal Activismby: Mark Hawthorne January 25, 2008 Search: animal rights |
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"Striking at the roots" is an excellent guide for all those who want to act in defense of animals, without breaking any law. There are so many of us who feel they could contribute more, but have a hard time finding a practical way to do it. This book is extremely useful because it offers so many ideas and examples: there surely is one for you, too. Well written, smart, concise, pragmatic. Couldn't be better.
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The Case for Animal Rightsby: Tom Regan September 17, 2004 Search: animal rights |
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Good argument for the rights of animals, but sometimes a bit too "deep." Regan is a philosopher, afterall. Great book for those familiar with the topic and who want to deepen their arguments, but probably not the best read for someone just getting introduced to the philosophy of the rights of animals.
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Animal Rights and Human Obligations (2nd Edition)by: Tom Regan February 18, 1989 Search: animal rights |
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Good argument for the rights of animals, but sometimes a bit too "deep." Regan is a philosopher, afterall. Great book for those familiar with the topic and who want to deepen their arguments, but probably not the best read for someone just getting introduced to the philosophy of the rights of animals.
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