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S&A Vol. 03 No. 2

PDF "Announcement Animals and Human Society: Relationships, Exploitation and Imagination from Pre-History to the Present"
(03/02/2008)

PDF "Attitudes toward Animals: Species Ratings"
(03/02/2008)

PDF "Book Reviews"
(03/02/2008)

RICHARD SORABJI Animal Minds and Human Morals Ithaca NY, Cornell University Press, 1993, 267 pp. James Serpell- UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Animal Minds and Human Morals is an important book providing a much-needed historical dimension to recent discussions on the ethics of nonhuman animal use. While several authors have already described the historical basis of the modem controversy in the writings of medieval, Renaissance and Early Modem philoso- phers and theologians, Sorabji takes us back a stage further to the very roots of this whole debate in classical antiquity.

PDF "Children, Animals, and Leisure Settings"
(03/02/2008)

PDF "Differences and Similarities in Humans' Perceptions of the Thinking and Feeling of a Dog and a Boy"
(03/02/2008)

PDF "Editors' Overview: Taking Stock of Animal Studies"
(03/02/2008)

PDF "The Correlation between Hunting and Crime: A Comment"
(03/02/2008)

PDF "The Social Construction of Orangutans: An Ecotourist Experience"
(03/02/2008)

PDF "What does it mean to be human? Perhaps only the animals can know?"
(03/02/2008)