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Returning to Eden, animal rights and human responsibility, Michael W. Fox

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Returning to Eden, animal rights and human responsibility, Michael W. Fox
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 219-227) and index
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Returning to Eden
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
6278459
Responsibility statement
Michael W. Fox
Sub title
animal rights and human responsibility
Summary
Viewing animal abuse as yet one more symptom of man's increasing insensitivity to the beauty and balance of nature, Fox offers an impassioned argument for the need to reestablish the unity and oneness of man, animals, and nature
Table Of Contents
Introduction -- Animals are almost humans -- Man and nature: biological and cultural perspectives -- Animal uses and abuses: a historical overview -- Wildlife: the living harvest -- Pets and their owners -- "Factory farming": the hidden cost of suffering -- Laboratory animals -- Science over nature -- The question of animal rights -- The significance of suffering -- Have religions failed? -- Education to empathy and communion -- The nature connection: animals and human fulfillment -- Postscript -- Sources and Further reading -- Appendices: Humane alternatives -- Animal welfare laws -- Federal committees, departments, and agencies -- Index
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