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Animals and Modern Cultures

A Sociology of Human-Animal Relations in Modernity

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224 pages
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8 hours

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The book explores the evolving dynamics between humans and animals throughout the 20th century, highlighting a shift from viewing animals as mere resources for human benefit to recognizing their intrinsic needs and interests. It addresses the initial focus on human-centric modernization and the growing critique of this perspective. As awareness of animal sentience increases, the text advocates for a more compassionate and understanding approach to human-animal relationships, emphasizing the interconnectedness of their lives.

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Animals and Modern Cultures, Alex Franklin

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1999
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