Animals and Society (Rle Social Theory)

The narrative explores the evolution of animal rights through historical events, from the execution of pigs in medieval times to contemporary advocacy strategies. It offers radical interpretations of nineteenth-century animal welfare legislation and examines concepts like the Noble Savage. Grounded in social science, the author incorporates theories from prominent thinkers such as Foucault and Levi-Strauss. This engaging work prompts critical reflection on the philosophical, historical, and political dimensions of human-animal relationships.