John Sorenson, a professor of sociology, investigates the complex intersections of animals and society, exploring themes of racism and corporate globalization. His scholarly work delves into critical areas such as war, nationalism, and the plight of refugees. Currently, his research centers on the exploitation of animals, their representation in culture, and the advancement of animal rights as a vital social justice movement.
Apes - to look at them is to see ourselves in a mirror. Our close genetic relatives fascinate and unnerve us with their similar behaviour and social personalities. The author delves into our contradictory relationship with the ape, which often reveals as much about us as humans as it does about the apes themselves.
Animal rights is an important social justice movement, and the animal rights movement presents ethical and political challenges to deeply rooted structures of violence and exploitation, challenging ideologies of capitalism and speciesism.
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