Animal Fables after Darwin

This work offers a significant reevaluation of fables, particularly in light of Darwin's theories, exploring how literature reflects and shapes the human-animal relationship. It delves into the implications of evolutionary thought on storytelling and examines the evolving dynamics between humans and animals in literary contexts. Through critical analysis, the book challenges traditional narratives and invites readers to reconsider the moral and philosophical dimensions of fables in the post-Darwinian era.