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Critical animal studies and social justice: critical theory, dismantling speciesism, and total liberation

In: Critical animal studies and theory

Nocella, Anthony J.; George, Amber E.; Halliday, Jordan; Lang, Tyler

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Towards the footsteps of Nimrod: positive animal representation in Saki's short fiction / by Samantha Orsulak -- Making no appeal to the state: ending animal abuse through total liberation and direct action / by Will Boisseau -- The lamb with ear tag #8710: suffering as "good welfare" in animal science / by Nathan Poirier -- On the dharma of critical animal studies: animal spirituality and total liberation / by Michael Allen and Erica Von Essen -- Teaching public activism in the humanities: navigating a classroom climate in crisis / by Jessica Holmes -- The preservation of injustice: human supremacy, domination, and privilege / by Paislee House and Amanda R. Williams -- Manufacturing the line between brutality and best practice in the animal-industrial complex / by Ellyse Winter -- Animal rescue on Facebook: about the rescuer or the rescued? / by Tatjana Marjanovic -- Women, nonhuman animals, and the notion of marginalization in Bengali literature / by Swatilekha Maity.

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Critical Animal Studies and Social Justice: Critical Theory, Dismantling Speciesism, and Total Liberation

In: Critical Animal Studies and Theory Series

Nocella, Anthony J.; George, Amber E.; Allen, Michael; Avlon, Kiana; Boisseau, Will; Von Essen, Erica; Halliday, Jordan; Holmes, Jessica

Nocella, Anthony J.; George, Amber E.; Allen, Michael; Avlon, Kiana; Boisseau, Will; Von Essen, Erica; Halliday, Jordan; Holmes, Jessica; House, Paislee; Lang, Tyler

By promoting total liberation, this volume challenges the reader to think about new approaches to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion. The contributors examine and disrupt many of the exclusionary assumptions and behaviors by those working toward justice and liberation, encouraging the reader to reflect on their own thoughts and actions.