Why we love and exploit animals: Bridging insights from academia and advocacy
Información General
- Autores: Kristof Dhont (ed. lit.), Gordon Hodson (ed. lit.)
- Editores: Taylor & Francis, Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group
- Año de publicación: 2020
- País: Reino Unido
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 9780815396642, 9780815396659
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Listado de artículos
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Loving and exploiting animals: An introduction
págs. 1-8
The animal in me: Understanding what brings us closer and pushes us away from other animals
págs. 9-28
págs. 29-49
Putting the "free" back in freedom: The failure and future of animal welfare science
págs. 50-66
págs. 67-89
Kittens, pigs, rats, and apes: The psychology of animal metaphors
págs. 90-103
págs. 104-120
págs. 121-136
Featherless chickens and puppies that glow in the dark: Moral heuristics and the concept of animal "naturalness"
Christopher J. Holden, Harold Herzog
págs. 137-153
págs. 154-170
págs. 171-187
How we love and hurt animals: Considering cognitive dissonance in young meat eaters
págs. 188-208
Humane hypocrisies: Making killing acceptable
págs. 209-228
The end of factory farming: Changing hearts, minds, and the system
págs. 229-244
Steakholders: How pragmatic strategies can make the animal protection movement more effective
págs. 245-259
Animals as social groups: An intergroup relations analysis of human-animal conflicts
págs. 260-283
The moral march to meatless meals: The scripted Hebrew meat prohibitions versus the unscripted path to becoming vegetarian or vegan
págs. 284-302
págs. 303-320
So why do we love but exploit animals?: Reflections and solutions
págs. 321-342
